Physiotherapy · Condition

Exercise adherence

Adherence explained the clinically relevant improvements; supervision changes outcomes

Moderate evidenceOutline2 sourcesUpdated 20 Sept 2026Medical review pending
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Adherence explained the clinically relevant improvements; supervision changes outcomes.

Planned sections

  • What it is
  • Why it happens
  • How it is recognised
  • What the evidence says
  • What helps
  • When to see a clinician

Sources gathered for this page

  1. 1Clinically relevant decreases in neck/shoulder pain among office workers are associated with strength training adherence and exercise complianceSecondary analysis · 2023
  2. 2Effect of training supervision on effectiveness of strength training for reducing neck/shoulder pain and headache in office workersRct · 2014

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