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- Figure 2. Parkrun practice information.
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Characteristic Value n (%) Number of patients registered at practice <4000 2 (1.8) 4000–8000 26 (22.8) 12 000–16 000 28 (24.6) 16 000–20 000 16 (14.0) >20 000 8 (7.0) Number of parkruns linked to 0 1 (0.9) 1 103 (90.4) 2 3 (2.6) 3 2 (1.8) 4 0 (0.0) ≥5 3 (2.6) Not stated 2 (1.8) Closest parkrun is within patient catchment area Yes 78 (68.4) No 34 (29.8) Not stated 2 (1.8) Practice had involvement with parkrun before initiative Yes, a lot 2 (1.8) Yes, a little 50 (43.9) None at all 61 (53.5) Don’t know 1 (0.9) Type of information n (%) Content and location parkrun information on homepage 18 (22.8) Link to parkrun information on homepage 19 (24.1) parkrun logo on homepage 6 (7.6) parkrun information on news page 19 (24.1) parkrun information in newsletter 4 (5.1) parkrun information in other areas of website 18 (22.8) Use of official parkrun literature (for example, leaflets) 42 (53.2) Links to other health initiatives 19 (24.1) Use of social media(for example, Facebook, YouTube, news articles) 20 (25.3) Type of information parkrun practices presenting this information, n (%) What parkrun or parkrun practice is 65 (82.3) parkrun activities and events 28 (35.4) Addressing patients’ concerns about participating in parkrun 54 (68.4) Health benefits of parkrun 40 (50.6) Other (non-health) benefits of parkrun 42 (53.2) Practical information 60 (75.9)
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