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Promoting Health through Physical Activity: The Howard C Forman Health Promotion Project Cathy Peirce, PhD, OTR/L, principal investigator Margaret Davis, RN, DHSc, co- investigator
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Page 1: Quality of Life Council Presentation

Promoting Health through Physical Activity: The Howard C Forman Health Promotion Project

Cathy Peirce, PhD, OTR/L, principal investigator

Margaret Davis, RN, DHSc, co-investigator

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Study Sponsor

Quality of Life Faculty Community – Based Applied Research Grant

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Partners

Nova Southeastern University, Occupational Therapy Department

Nova Southeastern University, Nursing Department

Jay Shecter, Division Director Senior Housing Division, City of Pembroke Pines

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Significance

Numbers of older adults Numbers of people with chronic

illness Changes in body systems

Age-related decline Inactivity-related decline

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Significance

“physical activity provides the greatest opportunity to extend years of active independent life, reduce disability, and prove the quality of life for older persons”

NIA (2000)

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Significance

AND,

“is an effective therapy for many chronic diseases”

Nelson (2007)

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Justification for study

Approximately 28% of 65-74 year olds; 185 75 and older engage in regular leisure-time physical activity (CDC, 2007)

37.3% 45-64 and 26.4% >65 Floridians advised by healthcare provider to physical activity (many as nationwide, not active) (Florida Charts, 2004-2006)

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Barriers

Beliefs Reasons for inactivity and barriers Readiness for change Fit into daily routine

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Participants

Residents of Pines Place complex, Davie, Florida

Information sessions Recruitment flyers

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Methods and procedures

Face to face, 1:1 semi-structured interviews

Administration of tests and questionnaires to gain insight into this population

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Measures and Instruments

Functional Quick Screen Timed Up and Go Vital Signs Physical Activity Knowledge

Questionnaire Beliefs and Attitudes about

Engaging in Physical Activity The Barriers to Being Active Quiz

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Measures and Instruments cont.

The Process of Change Questionnaire

Physical Activity Questionnaire: Short Last 7 Days

A Typical Day retrospective time log Demographic questionnaire

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Data Analysis

Descriptive analysis will characterize the phenomena reflected in answers to the questionnaires and the physical screenings

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Long Range Plan

Develop, implement, and measure effectiveness of a physical activity program based on characteristics and preferences of study participants

Enhance and incorporate the Pines Place newly installed walking path

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Questions???

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