PReS-FINAL-2081: Accelerometer-assessed daily activity in juvenile idiopathic arthritis

Introduction Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) can be associated with decreased physical activity and impaired physical fitness. Within the past decade targeted therapy has led to improved disease control which has opened the possibilities for JIA-children to participate in dynamic sport activities. However, there are limited evidence-based recommendations as to the physical fitness needed to provide safe integration into sport activities for these children, and accurate, objective measures of physical activity are therefore needed.