The experiences of older people participating in exercise referrat schemes

The experiences of older people participating in exercise referrat schemes
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DOI:
10.1177/146642400312400108
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发表时间:
2004-01-01
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JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF HEALTH
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通讯作者:
Fox, KR
Fox, KR
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其他
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作者:
Stathi, A;McKenna, D;Fox, KR

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运动转介计划(ERS)已成为促进老年人体育活动的主要途径。然而,有证据表明老年人的观点和他们参加ERS的经验。本研究的目的是提供深入了解身体活动(PA)是如何位于成功老龄化的人参与ERS的概念,并通过ERS实现基于客户的目标,突出点。13个社区生活,退休,老年人(5名女性),年龄范围从63岁至79岁,在他们的转介计划的不同阶段,从三个运动转介计划在英格兰西南部。受访者选择参加个人或小组半结构化面试。研究结果强调,ERS明显破坏了以日益增长的孤独感和社会孤立为特征的生活方式,为老年参与者提供了更好的身心功能以及成就感和成功感。本研究的参与者通过参与ERS,取得了一系列人格价值的改善。这些方案的成功取决于全科医生的建议、热心和有经验的人员的专业帮助和支持,以及满足老年人福祉的多种需要的锻炼内容的吸引力。
Exercise referral schemes (ERS) have become a major routeway of promoting physical activity with older adults. However, there is tack of evidence regarding the views of older people and their experience from participating in ERS. The purpose of this study was to offer insights into how physical activity (PA) is situated in notions of successful ageing of people participating in ERS and to highlight points for achieving client-based targets through ERS. Thirteen community-Living, retired, older adults (five females) with ages ranging from 63 to 79 who were at various stages in their referral programme were selected from three exercise referral schemes in south west England. The respondents chose to participate in either an individual or a group semi-structured interview. Findings stress that ERS clearly disrupt a Lifestyle characterised by growing purposelessness and social isolation, offer older participants better physical and mental function and feelings of accomplishment and success. The participants in this study made a range of personalty valued improvements through their involvement in ERS. The success of the programmes relies on the general practitioners' recommendations, the professional help and support from enthusiastic and experienced personnel and the attractiveness of the exercise content which needs to satisfy the multiple needs of the well-being of older adults.