Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to reach underserved populations and reduce #arthritis #pain and falls risk in #OlderAdults. @jmirpub @NIHAging @CDC_DNPAO @HIPRC https://t.co/M8yIn7DNJT
Technology Support Challenges and Recommendations for Adapting an Evidence-Based Exercise Program for Remote Delivery to Older Adults: Exploratory Mixed Methods Study.
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The overall sentiment reflects strong support and interest in the article, with examples such as mentions of recommendations for remote program adaptation and partnerships to assist underserved groups. The tone is positive and forward-looking, with words like 'recommendations' and 'partnering' indicating a focus on practical implementation and relevance to real-world applications.
Most posts show support for the importance of adapting exercise programs for remote delivery, emphasizing the value of such research for older adults’ health.
Discussions reveal high interest, especially with mentions of collaborations and practical recommendations, indicating enthusiasm for implementing findings.
Posts demonstrate moderate engagement through sharing insights and referencing specific aspects like technology challenges and needs of older adults.
The discussions highlight a perceived meaningful impact, with comments about reaching underserved populations and improving health outcomes.
Abstract in brief
- Tele-exercise has become a popular option for older adults to engage in group exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic, but there's limited understanding of their technology support needs for these platforms.
- The study, involving 44 older adults with knee osteoarthritis, sought to identify barriers and facilitators for adopting tele-exercise, as well as technology challenges faced during this transition.
- Key findings included that participants value accountability features, need direct tech support, are motivated by engaging activities, and possess a strong belief in their ability to learn, despite experiencing some frustration with technology.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
New in JMIR Aging: Technology Support Challenges and Recommendations for Adapting an Evidence-Based Exercise Program for Remote Delivery to Older Adults: Exploratory Mixed Methods Study https://t.co/2BNtkE0YMV https://t.co/wvebluWUuS
RT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
RT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
RT @jmirpub: New in JMIR Aging: Technology Support Challenges and Recommendations for Adapting an Evidence-Based Exercise Program for Remot…
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Addressing Technology Support Challenges for Remote Exercise in Older Adults
Tele-exercise has become popular among older adults during COVID-19. This study explores their technology support needs, barriers, and facilitators for adopting remote exercise programs, emphasizing the importance of…
Overcoming Technology Challenges in Remote Exercise Programs for Older Adults
Tele-exercise is growing among older adults, but technology support needs are not well understood. This study highlights barriers, facilitators, and the importance of direct tech support to enhance engagement and…
RT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
RT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
RT @KushangPatelPhD: Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to…
Recommendations on adapting evidence-based #exercise programs for remote delivery. Partnering with @ProjectEnhanceF to reach underserved populations and reduce #arthritis #pain and falls risk in #OlderAdults. @jmirpub @NIHAging @CDC_DNPAO @HIPRC https://t.co/M8yIn7DNJT
RT @jmirpub: New in JMIR Aging: Technology Support Challenges and Recommendations for Adapting an Evidence-Based Exercise Program for Remot…
New in JMIR Aging: Technology Support Challenges and Recommendations for Adapting an Evidence-Based Exercise Program for Remote Delivery to Older Adults: Exploratory Mixed Methods Study https://t.co/2BNtkE0YMV https://t.co/wvebluWUuS