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. 2020 Jun 10;17(11):4142. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17114142

Table A2.

Search terms for mixed-methods search strategy.

Green or Blue Space (e.g., Park or Lake) Activity Health and Wellbeing Economic Measurements or Other Wellbeing Outcomes
Biodiversity
Blue
Blue area
Environment *
Forest *
Fresh
Garden *
Green area
Green infrastructure *
Green space
Green *
Hills
Lake *
Mountain *
Nature *
Natural environment
Neighbourhood characteristics
Open air
Open space *
Park
Parks
Public open space *
River *
Sea
Surf *
Tree *
Urban forest
Urban green space *
Urban park
Urban water
View *
Walking environment *
Walking infrastructure *
Wilderness
Wildlife
Wood *
Active *
Active citizen *
Active commute
Active transport
Allotment *
Anxiety
Bike *
Blading
Canoeing
Climbing
Countryside
Cycle *
Dance *
Dancing
Depression
Diving
Driving
Exercise *
Exercise activity *
Exercise choice *
Exercise endurance *
Exercise train *
Experience
Fitness class
Fitness program *
Fitness regime *
Gardening
Guidance
Health walk
Horticulture *
Jog *
Keep-fit
Kyaking
Led walk
Leisure
Moderate or vigorous *
Motor activity *
Outdoor *
Park run *
Physical activity *
Physical education
Physical endurance training
Physical fitness *
Physical training
Play
Play things
population
Public
Recreation
Recreation
Resilience training
Rollerblading
Rollerskating
Rowing
Run
Running
Skating
Sport *
Strength training
Swim
Swimming
Therapy *
Walk *
Weight lifting
Yoga
Aerobic capacity
Behaviour change maintenance
Behaviour change technique *
Bio-diversity benefits
CareCaridio respiratory fitness
Child development
Exercise *
Fit
Green care
Happiness
Health
Health benefits
Health impact
Life satisfaction
Lifestyle choice *
Lifestyle option *
Mental
Mental distress *
Mental health benefits *
Mental wellbeing
Mental well-being
MoraleNon-market benefit *
Pain
Personal development
Physical benefit *
Preventative effect *
Psychological
Quality of life
Recovery
Restorative *
Self rated health
Self *
Social
Social capital
Social inclusion
Stress
Wellbeing
Well-being
Conjoint analysis
Contingent behaviour
Contingent valuation
Cost analysis
Cost benefit
Cost effective *
Cost effective * analysis
Cost of illness
Cost outcome
Cost utility *
Cost-effective *
Cost-utility *
DALY
DCE
Discrete choice experiment(s)
Economic analyses *
Economic evaluation *
Economic review
Economics
Health impact assessment
Health related quality of life
Impact analysis *
Markov
Mental
Opportunity cost
QALY
QoL
Quality adjusted life year
Return on investment
Revealed preference
Social cost benefit
Social prescribing
Social return on investment
SROI
Stated preference
Trade-off *
Travel cost model

DCE: discrete choice experiment, DALY: disability adjusted life year and QoL: quality of life. Social return on investment (SROI) is a principles-based method for measuring extra-financial value (such as environmental or social value not currently reflected or involved in conventional financial accounts. * asterisk symbol used as truncation and finds variant spellings of words.