Table 2.

Activities adopted by parkrun practices

ActivityaUndertaken, n (%)Plan to undertake, n (%)Do not plan to undertake, n (%)
Encourage patients and carers to take part in parkrun, N= 287228 (79.4)59 (20.6)0 (0.0)
Encourage staff to register for parkrun and give it a go, N= 291224 (77.0)65 (22.3)2 (0.7)
Display parkrun flyers/posters in waiting room, N= 292216 (74.0)69 (23.6)7 (2.4)
Display your parkrun practice certificate at the surgery, N= 283197 (69.6)80 (28.3)6 (2.1)
Share parkrun flyers with patients and staff (electronically or hard copy), N= 281159 (56.6)103 (36.7)19 (6.8)
Mention parkrun in practice communications, for example newsletters and social media, N= 283139 (49.1)111 (39.2)33 (11.7)
Deliver a presentation on parkrun to staff and/or patients, N= 273124 (45.4)80 (29.3)69 (25.3)
Include a parkrun page on the practice website, or a link to the parkrun website, N= 282114 (40.4)155 (55.0)13 (4.6)
Display information about parkrun on TV screen(s), N= 28197 (34.5)103 (36.7)81 (28.8)
Undertake a volunteer takeover at a parkrun event, N= 27350 (18.3)143 (52.4)80 (29.3)
Share inspirational stories with parkrun HQ and RCGP, N = 26013 (5.0)130 (50.0)117 (45.0)
Co-facilitate local PHE Physical Activity Champions’ teaching sessions, N= 2498 (3.2)37 (14.9)204 (81.9)
  • ↵a N-values vary for each activity as a result of missing data. HQ = headquarters. PHE = Public Health England.

  • RCGP = Royal College of General Practitioners. TV = television.