Abstract：
BACKGROUND: Physical inactivity is a major global health concern, contributing to the rising non-communicable disease burden. Elucidating barriers and facilitators influencing participation is critical to promoting activity. This study aimed to synthesize the literature and analyze the extent of research on determinants of physical activity engagement.
METHODS: Scoping review methodology guided the synthesis of 272 publications on factors influencing physical activity. Bibliometric analysis examined publication trends, productivity, influential studies, content themes, and collaboration networks.
RESULTS: Since 2010, the United States has led a significant increase in research output. Highly cited articles identified physiological limitations and psychosocial determinants as key barriers and facilitators. Extensive focus was seen in clinical medicine and exercise science journals. Analysis revealed predominant attention to psychosocial factors, physiological responses, and applications in respiratory disease. Gaps remain regarding policy and environmental factors.
CONCLUSIONS: This review showed major advances in elucidating determinants while revealing the remaining needs to curb the pandemic of inactivity globally. Expanding international collaboration, contemporary theoretical models, and tailored mixed-methods approaches could promote progress through greater global participation. Addressing knowledge gaps across populations and disciplines should be a priority.
METHODS: Scoping review methodology guided the synthesis of 272 publications on factors influencing physical activity. Bibliometric analysis examined publication trends, productivity, influential studies, content themes, and collaboration networks.
RESULTS: Since 2010, the United States has led a significant increase in research output. Highly cited articles identified physiological limitations and psychosocial determinants as key barriers and facilitators. Extensive focus was seen in clinical medicine and exercise science journals. Analysis revealed predominant attention to psychosocial factors, physiological responses, and applications in respiratory disease. Gaps remain regarding policy and environmental factors.
CONCLUSIONS: This review showed major advances in elucidating determinants while revealing the remaining needs to curb the pandemic of inactivity globally. Expanding international collaboration, contemporary theoretical models, and tailored mixed-methods approaches could promote progress through greater global participation. Addressing knowledge gaps across populations and disciplines should be a priority.
摘要：
背景：缺乏身体活动是一个主要的全球健康问题，非传染性疾病负担不断上升。消除影响参与的障碍和促进者对于促进活动至关重要。本研究旨在综合文献并分析有关体力活动参与决定因素的研究程度。
方法：范围审查方法指导了272篇关于影响身体活动的因素的出版物的综合。文献计量分析检查了出版物趋势，生产力,有影响力的研究，内容主题,和合作网络。
结果：自2010年以来，美国的研究成果显着增加。被高度引用的文章将生理限制和社会心理决定因素确定为关键障碍和促进因素。在临床医学和运动科学期刊中得到了广泛的关注。分析显示，主要关注心理社会因素，生理反应，以及在呼吸系统疾病中的应用。在政策和环境因素方面仍然存在差距。
结论：这篇综述显示了在阐明决定因素方面的重大进展，同时揭示了遏制全球不活跃大流行的剩余需求。扩大国际合作，当代理论模型，和量身定制的混合方法方法可以通过更大的全球参与来促进进展。解决人口和学科之间的知识差距应该是一个优先事项。
方法：范围审查方法指导了272篇关于影响身体活动的因素的出版物的综合。文献计量分析检查了出版物趋势，生产力,有影响力的研究，内容主题,和合作网络。
结果：自2010年以来，美国的研究成果显着增加。被高度引用的文章将生理限制和社会心理决定因素确定为关键障碍和促进因素。在临床医学和运动科学期刊中得到了广泛的关注。分析显示，主要关注心理社会因素，生理反应，以及在呼吸系统疾病中的应用。在政策和环境因素方面仍然存在差距。
结论：这篇综述显示了在阐明决定因素方面的重大进展，同时揭示了遏制全球不活跃大流行的剩余需求。扩大国际合作，当代理论模型，和量身定制的混合方法方法可以通过更大的全球参与来促进进展。解决人口和学科之间的知识差距应该是一个优先事项。
