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. 2017 May 5;14(5):485. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14050485

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of studies on regular school- and curriculum-based outdoor education programmes.

Source N Age Distribution of Sex (% Male) Country Study Design Administrator of Data Acquisition Type of School
Mygind [4] 19 9–10 26.3 Denmark case-study chn primary school
Mygind [7] 19 9–10 26.3 Denmark case-study chn primary school
Dettweiler et al. [23] 56 14–20 n/a Germany cross-sectional retrospective adol secondary school
Hartmeyer et al. [6] 5 adol, 2 t 16 40 adol Denmark case-study retrospective adol, t primary school
Martin et al. [28] 45 IG, 67 CG 14–15 51.1 IG, 47.8 CG USA quasi-experimental adol secondary school
Santelmann et al. [29] 40 12–15 n/a USA case-study chn, adol secondary school
Moeed et al. [31] 85 adol, 1 t 15-24 61 adol New Zealand case-study adol, adul, t secondary school
Gustafsson et al. [5] 121 IG, 109 CG 8.6 ± 1.6 IG, 8.1 ± 1.5 CG 56.2 IG, 51.4 CG Sweden quasi-experimental chn primary school
Bowker et al. [34] 72 7–14 n/a UK, India, Kenya case-study chn, adol primary + secondary school
Sharpe [32] 9 chn, 2 t, 5 p, 2 s 10–11 n/a UK case-study chn, t, p, s primary school
Fiskum et al. [33] 9 10–11 55.6 Norway case-study chn primary school
Wistoft [27] 98 chn/t, 135 p, 6 s - n/a Denmark case-study chn, p, t, s primary school
Ernst et al. [30] 90 chn, n/a p s 10–11 chn n/a USA quasi-experimental chn, p, s secondary school

Note: adol: adolescents; chn: children; p: parents; t: teacher; s: staff; IG: intervention group; CG: control group; n/a: not available.