Опубликована: Окт. 7, 2023
Язык: Английский
A Web-Based Resilience-Enhancing Program to Improve Resilience, Physical Activity, and Well-being in Geriatric Population: Randomized Controlled Trial (Preprint)
OBJECTIVE
This
study
aims
develop
evaluate
web-based
program
enhance
resilience,
activity,
well-being
among
community-dwelling
adults.
we
aim
gather
feedback
on
the
program’s
strengths
limitations.
METHODS
A
4-week
resilience-enhancing
was
created,
incorporating
role-play
talk-in-interaction
focusing
3
key
skills:
coping,
control
belief,
manageability.
included
scenarios
becoming
widowed
suffering
stroke,
designed
engage
pilot
test
preceded
intervention.
As
result
of
COVID-19
pandemic,
shifted
from
in-person
sessions.
single-blind,
parallel-group,
randomized
controlled
trial
conducted.
Participants
aged
over
65
years
were
recruited
offline
randomly
assigned
either
an
or
group.
certified
practitioner
delivered
program.
Outcomes
self-assessed
at
baseline
(T0),
4
weeks
(T1),
12
(T2)
after
mixed
methods
approach
used
feedback.
RESULTS
participatory
enhancing
skills—coping,
manageability
resilience—was
well
developed.
Among
96
participants,
63
into
group
(n=31)
(n=32).
mean
age
69.27
(SD
3.08)
74.84
6.23)
Significant
between-group
differences
found
(t45.6=–4.53,
<i>P</i><.001)
(t61=2.92,
<i>P</i>=.005).
No
statistically
significant
time
observed
(SE
7.49,
95%
CI
–10.74
18.61,
<i>P</i>=.60),
15.18,
–24.74
34.74,
<i>P</i>=.74),
3.74,
–2.68
11.98,
<i>P</i>=.21)
controlling
differences.
dropout
rate
lower
(2/31,
6%)
compared
with
(5/32,
16%).
Moreover,
77%
(24/31)
participants
completed
entire
Program
indicated
high
satisfaction
format
mentorship
support.
CONCLUSIONS
demonstrated
that
appropriate,
acceptable,
feasible,
engaging
garnered
enthusiasm
its
potential
optimize
playing
role
success.
Future
studies
should
refine
content,
engagement,
delivery
effectively
promote
this
population.
CLINICALTRIAL
ClinicalTrials.gov
NCT05808491;
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05808491
