The past, present and future use of technology-enabled physical activity interventions in clinical and non-clinical populations: a bibliometric trend analysis across four decades - Summary - MDSpire

The past, present and future use of technology-enabled physical activity interventions in clinical and non-clinical populations: a bibliometric trend analysis across four decades

  • By

  • Hannes Baumann

  • George Thomas

  • Stephanie Alley

  • Mitch J. Duncan

  • Meighan Browne

  • Bettina Wollesen

  • Corneel Vandelanotte

  • Nicholas Gilson

  • May 29, 2026

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Objective:

To analyze the trends in technology-supported physical activity interventions across clinical and non-clinical populations over four decades.

Key Findings:
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Interpretation:

Remove unsupported conclusions.

Limitations:
  • The analysis reflects publication trends rather than real-world efficacy of the interventions.
  • Potential biases in study reporting and publication may affect the findings.
Conclusion:

Remove unsupported claims.

Original Source(s)

The past, present and future use of technology-enabled physical activity interventions in clinical and non-clinical populations: a bibliometric trend analysis across four decades

  • by Hannes Baumann, George Thomas, Stephanie Alley, Mitch J. Duncan, Meighan Browne, Bettina Wollesen, Corneel Vandelanotte, Nicholas Gilson

  • May 29, 2026

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