The effects of small-scale physical and social environmental interventions on walking behaviour among Dutch older adults living in deprived neighbourhoods: results from the quasi-experimental NEW.ROADS study

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R. G. Prins
C. B. M. Kamphuis
F. J. Van Lenthe
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[1] Department of Public Health,Department of Interdisciplinary Social Science
[2] Erasmus MC,Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning
[3] Mulier Instituut,undefined
[4] Utrecht University,undefined
[5] Utrecht University,undefined
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International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity | / 16卷
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Walking; Older adults; Social environment; Built environment; Intervention; Disparities;
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