A Trial of Financial and Social Incentives to Increase Older Adults’ Walking

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Preventive Medicine, January 2017

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It is difficult not to get distracted when screening papers for a Scoping Review. This is a nice paper (totally unrelated to the ScR). A Trial of Financial and Social Incentives to Increase Older Adults’ Walking - American Journal of Preventive Medicine h…

RT @AJPM_Editor: Social incentives using donations to a charity of choice and personal incentives can increase older adults’ walking https:…

RT @AmJPrevMed: RCT: Financial incentives & charity donations motivated older adults to #walk more https://t.co/sWfn9Zoorb @JeffKullgren @j…

RCT: Financial incentives & charity donations motivated older adults to #walk more https://t.co/sWfn9Zoorb @JeffKullgren @jasonkarlawish https://t.co/8w6C7LVVsg

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