COVID-19 大流行对参加集体体育锻炼计划的老年人的影响。

Q4 Medicine
Michiyo Tomioka, Sarah Yuan, Johnny Yago, Claudette Medeiros
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摘要

COVID大流行从多方面暴露了老年人的脆弱性,社会服务组织在安全地为老年人提供支持方面面临着前所未有的挑战。自2007年以来,夏威夷健康老龄化合作组织(HHAP)一直在提供Enhance®Fitness项目,这是一项以证据为基础的项目,旨在降低老年人跌倒的风险并促进他们的健康。由于大流行病,所有 Enhance®Fitness 站点都不得不关闭并停止提供该项目。HHAP 于 2020 年 5 月开始远程提供替代活动。为了探究大流行的影响、在线锻炼计划的可行性以及老年人保持体育锻炼所需的支持,HHAP 对现有的 Enhance®Fitness 参与者进行了调查,共收到 291 份回复(回复率为 59%)。研究使用频率分布、均值比较和卡方来分析调查数据。调查结果显示,大流行期间集体锻炼计划的关闭导致了老年人健康状况的下降、体育活动的减少以及从集体体育活动向个人体育活动的转变。大多数受访者在大流行期间尝试了远程锻炼机会,并会考虑在未来参加远程计划。然而,约有四分之一的受访者由于缺乏电子设备、互联网接入或对远程活动形式不感兴趣而没有参加远程锻炼活动。为了确保大流行后时代老年人能够公平地参加体育锻炼项目,解决提供多种项目选择所面临的挑战和所需的资源至关重要。
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Older Adults Who Participate in Group Physical Exercise Program.

The COVID pandemic exposed the vulnerability of older adults in myriad ways and social service organizations faced unprecedented challenges in safely providing support for older adults. Since 2007, Hawai'i Healthy Aging Partnership (HHAP) has offered Enhance®Fitness, an evidence-based program to reduce the risk of falls and promote health among older adults. Due to the pandemic, all the Enhance®Fitness sites had to close and stop offering the program. The HHAP started to provide alternative activities remotely in May 2020. To explore the pandemic's impact, the feasibility of online exercise programs, and the support needed among older adults to stay physically active, HHAP surveyed existing Enhance®Fitness participants and received 291 responses (59% response rate). The study used frequency distributions, comparison of means, and chi-square to analyze the survey data. Findings showed that the shutdown of the group exercise program during the pandemic led to a health status decline, a reduction in physical activities, and a shift from group to individual physical activities among older adult participants. Most respondents tried the remote exercise opportunities during the pandemic and would consider joining the remote programs in the future. However, about one-fourth of the respondents did not participate in remote exercise activities due to the lack of electronic devices, internet access, or interest in remote activity formats. To ensure equitable access to physical exercise programs for older adults in the post-pandemic era, it is critical to address the access challenges and resources needed for providing multiple programming options.

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