Proof of concept and feasibility of the app-based ‘#SWPMoveMore Challenge’: Impacts on physical activity and well-being in a police population

Helen Oliver, Owen Thomas, R. Copeland, I. Hesketh, M. Jukes, Kathryn Chadd, Marc Rocca
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An app-based physical activity intervention (#SWPMoveMore Challenge) was completed by 239 workers from one UK police force using a quasi-experimental design. Impacts were assessed against minutes of movement, individual difference and work-related stress variables using quantitative and qualitative approaches. The concept was feasible and translatable to a UK police population and the intervention significantly benefited direct measures of physical activity and perceptions of vitality, job stress, job satisfaction, negative coping strategy use and engagement at work. The intervention was also motivational in helping individuals take-up and maintain physical activity and positively impacted morale and comradery within the work-force.
基于应用程序的“#SWPMoveMore挑战”的概念和可行性证明:对警察人群身体活动和福祉的影响
来自英国警察部队的239名工作人员使用准实验设计完成了基于应用程序的身体活动干预(#SWPMoveMore挑战)。使用定量和定性方法对运动时间、个体差异和工作压力变量的影响进行了评估。这个概念是可行的,并可翻译为英国警察人口,干预显着有利于直接测量身体活动和活力感知,工作压力,工作满意度,消极应对策略的使用和工作投入。干预措施还有助于个人参与和保持体育活动,并对员工的士气和同志情谊产生积极影响。
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