[PDF] Top 20 Physical Activity Intervention for Loneliness (PAIL) in community-dwelling older adults: protocol for a feasibility study

... of physical activity interventions’ effect- iveness are suggested to relate to loneliness reduction models, stress reduction and increased social support during ...with loneliness reduction as ... See full document

... Physical activity is effective in preventing chronic diseases, increasing quality of life and promoting general health in older adults, but most older adults are not sufficiently ... See full document

... This study now aims to explore whether it is feasible for smartphone technology to be used to support patients to sufficiently adhere to an evidence-based exercise rehabili- tation ...a feasibility ... See full document

... for physical activity for protection against chronic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes, cancer and obesity state that a minimum of 30 minutes of at least moderate intensity ... See full document

... in study design or rely on time-consuming psychotherapy, which is unrealistic for a community prevention ...in community but those with specific disease or physical symptoms such as diabetes ... See full document

... in older people are a leading causes of unintentional ...reduce older people’s falls ...in community-dwelling older ...PHISICAL study is designed to study the ... See full document

... this study is the lack of a ...this intervention on actual rates of ...this study. The positive gait outcomes in our study may suggest that the exercise intervention would benefit the ... See full document

... for Physical Activity (EFIP) ...of physical exercise therapy in older adults who have problems with physical functioning and/or have to deal with co-morbidity ...and ... See full document

... in older adults thus identifying these predictive factors of future activity is helpful in identifying targets for interventions to maintain physical activity over time in older ... See full document

... the study, a meeting will be convened between the researcher and ...the intervention or control arm of the study will be clearly ex- plained to all nursing homes from the ...this study, to ... See full document

... the intervention period, each participant will receive visits from a physical therapist once a week for weeks 1–8 and ...everyday activity that has to be maintained, and provision of advice about ... See full document

... frail older adults into community-based intervention programs is a major issue that prior research has identified and is generally the reason why many studies report relatively small numbers ... See full document

... The American Geriatrics Society and British Geriatrics Society Panel on the Clinical Practice Guideline for the Prevention of Falls in Older Persons includes: Rose Anne M. Kenny, MD, (Chair), Trinity College and ... See full document

... improving physical functioning for older people ...for older adults, reporting that given adequate train- ing, older people can make significant gains in strength in 3 to 4 months ... See full document

... present study is to compare the effects of CBT combined with either physical exercise or tele- phone call attention ...expect physical exercise to be an efficient add-on treatment strategy for ... See full document

... walk as quickly as possible (without running) around the cone and back to the chair. A stopwatch was started with the go signal and stopped when the subject was seated with an erect posture. Before both tests, a ... See full document

... The proportion of people age 60 and over is growing faster than other age group, and will double by 2050 from approximately 605 million to 2 billion worldwide, in addition to the 80 and over population quadrupling by the ... See full document

... The mean B.M.I of the participants in the community was 26.48 which by itself is more than normal according to WHO. The proportion of people with BMI more than 30 (Obesity) was 23.3% and including overweight ... See full document

... communities. Community-dwelling older adults have special needs after a natural disaster and may rely on their own communities for ...present study is purported to explore how ... See full document

... ous study had found that an increase in age is accom- panied by a cognitive decline with decreased grip strength, slower walking speed, and more severe depres- sion ...that physical activity was ... See full document