Improving Physical Activity and Health of Older People Involved in a Social Farming Regional Preventative Multidimensional Programme in Italy

Q1 Medicine
D. Contiero, A. Bonfigli, Flavia Piccinini, P. Fabbietti, Elena Gambella, M. Giulietti, C. Gagliardi
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Abstract

Physical exercise and social activities play a role of primary importance in the prevention of diseases and in maintaining functional abilities in old age, nevertheless, maintaining a regular habit of exercise is considered a challenge during the aging process. Motivation to start and maintain physical activity is an essential factor. Among older adults, when promoting exercise, it is preferable to focus on means of activities intrinsically pleasurable, rather than on health improvements. From this perspective, our study is aimed to understand if preventative interventions combining physical activity, self-efficacy, and social participation in the context of a natural environment might be of help in increasing the level of physical activity. The sample was composed of 95 subjects, of which 40 were excluded because declared to be already engaged in regular physical activity at baseline. Considering the final sample of 55 subjects with low or no physical activity at baseline, 21 subjects (38.2%) improved the intensity of their physical activity at follow-up. They were younger (52.4% with age >=
改善参与意大利社会农业区域多层预防方案的老年人的身体活动和健康
体育锻炼和社会活动在预防疾病和保持老年人的功能能力方面发挥着至关重要的作用,然而,在衰老过程中,保持有规律的运动习惯被认为是一项挑战。开始和保持体育活动的动机是一个必不可少的因素。在老年人中,当提倡锻炼时,最好把重点放在那些本身令人愉快的活动上,而不是改善健康。从这个角度来看,我们的研究旨在了解在自然环境中结合身体活动、自我效能和社会参与的预防性干预是否有助于提高身体活动水平。该样本由95名受试者组成,其中40名受试者被排除在外,因为在基线时宣布已经从事有规律的体育活动。考虑到55名在基线时体力活动低或无体力活动的最终样本,21名受试者(38.2%)在随访时体力活动强度有所提高。年龄较轻(52.4%,年龄bb0 =
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Physical Activity and Health
Physical Activity and Health Medicine-Rehabilitation
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