Health Promotion/Disability Prevention-Rheumatic Disease

国际健康促进与残疾会议（International Conference on Health Promotion And Disability） 预防风湿性疾病的个人和人群： 运动和身体活动旨在建立一个新的ACR科学 专题讨论会系列， 风湿性疾病的非药物治疗和康复。特别 重点放在促进健康和预防残疾和继发性疾病上。 以及改善疾病相关的结果。在第一次会议上， 研究提供证据的影响和作用机制， 运动和体育活动将由领导人在以下领域提出： 运动科学，生物力学，疼痛，康复流变学，健康 服务研究、流行病学和公共卫生。会议形式包括 受邀演讲者在公开会议上发表的科学论文。 发言结束后，邀请与会者组成并行工作组， 负责提出有关锻炼和身体的建议， 针对具体目标受众开展活动，并制定研究议程。的 科学计划包括七个会议，重点是：1）关节炎和 残疾：影响和后果; 2）不活动的问题; 3）当前 运动益处的证据; 4）存在以下情况时的运动生理学 病理学; 5）运动活动的生物力学考虑; 6）疼痛和 运动;和7）健康促进残疾的人口方法 通过身体活动预防。本次会议的目的是 阐明运动和体育活动对风湿性关节炎患者的作用 确定知识差距，制定研究议程， 开发产品，传播有关信息，以风湿病健康 专业人员、初级保健和其他服务提供者以及个人 关节炎

DESCRIPTION: The International Conference on Health Promotion And Disability Prevention for Individuals and Populations with Rheumatic Disease: Evidence for Exercise and Physical Activity is designed to establish a new ACR scientific symposium series to identify, integrate and disseminate evidence on nonpharmacologic management and rehabilitation in rheumatic disease. Particular emphasis is placed on promoting health and preventing disability and secondary conditions as well as improving disease-related outcomes. In the first meeting, research which provides evidence for the effects and mechanisms of action of exercise and physical activity will be presented by leaders in the fields of exercise science, biomechanics, pain, rehabilitation rheumatology, health services research, epidemiology and public health. The meeting format includes scientific papers by invited speakers presented in an open conference. Following the presentations, concurrent work groups of invited participants are charged with proposing recommendations related to exercise and physical activity for specific target audiences and developing a research agenda. The scientific program includes seven sessions focused on: 1) Arthritis and Disability: Impact and Consequences; 2) The Problem of Inactivity; 3) Current Evidence of Benefit of Exercise; 4) Exercise Physiology in the Presence of Pathology; 5) Biomechanical Considerations for Exercise Activity; 6) Pain and Exercise; and 7) Population Approaches to Health Promotion Disability Prevention through Physical Activity. The purposes of this conference are to elucidate the role of exercise and physical activity for people with rheumatic disease; to identify gaps in knowledge and develop a research agenda, and to develop products to disseminate relevant information to rheumatology health professionals, primary care and other service providers, and to individuals with arthritis.