Empowerment von Frauen in sozial benachteiligten Lebenslagen: Das BIG-Projekt

Rütten, Alfred; Röger, U.; Abu‐Omar, Karim; Frahsa, Annika

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“…Women attending BIG exercise classes reported increased social networks and beneficial effects on their physical and mental well-being (29,32). By taking part in the cooperative planning process, the women reported increased self-efficacy, as they were empowered to voice their interests and increase their knowledge of political and administrative processes (29). On a structural level, BIG improves municipal opportunities for exercise by strengthening local networks for health promotion, establishing routines for citizens to participate in municipal decision-making processes, and removing barriers to participation in exercise for women in general (33).…”

Section: Big-reach Of Exercise Programs Attendance and (Health) Effmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For these women, access to PA and sport is often impeded because of barriers such as the lack of culturally sensitive exercise offers, language difficulties, high membership fees, or the lack of childcare services. Their chance of benefitting from the positive outcomes of PA are reduced (29), and evidence suggests that the rate of physically inactive individuals is above average among socially disadvantaged women (30).…”

Section: Big-a Cbpr Project For Physical Activity Promotionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Women advertise the exercise programs by word of mouth. Exercise classes offer a range of activities, from aerobic fitness, Zumba, Nordic walking, and martial arts to women-only indoor-pool hours (29). The number of attendees per class ranges from 5 to 20, depending on the offer.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There is also evidence of the health-promoting effects of BIG on women. Women attending BIG exercise classes reported increased social networks and beneficial effects on their physical and mental well-being (29,32). By taking part in the cooperative planning process, the women reported increased self-efficacy, as they were empowered to voice their interests and increase their knowledge of political and administrative processes (29).…”

Section: Big-reach Of Exercise Programs Attendance and (Health) Effmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Transferring a Community-Based Participatory Research Project to Promote Physical Activity Among Socially Disadvantaged Women—Experiences From 15 Years of BIG

Herbert-Maul

Abu‐Omar

Frahsa

et al. 2020

Front. Public Health

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Introduction: Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is an effective approach to health promotion, especially in relation to socially disadvantaged groups. However, the long-term implementation of CPBR-based projects on a broad scale is often challenging, and research regarding the sustainable transfer of participatory research is lacking. This limits the scaling-up and public health impact of CBPR. Therefore, this study examines the mechanisms utilized to transfer and sustain the BIG project, a multifaceted CBPR project aimed at promoting physical activity among women in difficult life situations. Materials and Methods: Borrowing from the RE-AIM framework, we analyzed project documentation and conducted a reflection workshop to investigate methods of transferring BIG to new sites as well as strategies from researchers to support project implementation and the maintenance of program activities at those sites. Moreover, we analyzed the reasons for discontinuing program activities at some former BIG sites and the costs involved in transferring BIG. Results: Since its establishment in 2005, BIG was transferred to and implemented at 17 sites. As of the winter of 2019, the program activities were maintained at eight sites. The average duration of sites that continue to offer program activities was more than 9 years. Discontinued sites maintained project activities for an average of 4 years. According to the study findings, the extent of scientific support, the provision of seed funding, and the local project coordinator, the person managing the project at the site, all have a significant impact on the sustainability of the transfer. A patchwork of funding agencies was needed to finance scientific support and seed funding in BIG. The transfer of BIG projects accrued annual costs of approximately EUR20,000 per site; however, long-term project implementation resulted in a decline in the annual transfer costs of BIG. Discussion and Conclusion: The sustainable transfer of CBPR is challenging but possible, and increased support of research and seed funding can facilitate long-term transfer. Nevertheless, other factors in the implementation setting are beyond scientific

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Section: Big-reach Of Exercise Programs Attendance and (Health) Effmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Big-a Cbpr Project For Physical Activity Promotionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Big-reach Of Exercise Programs Attendance and (Health) Effmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Big-reach Of Exercise Programs Attendance and (Health) Effmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Transferring a Community-Based Participatory Research Project to Promote Physical Activity Among Socially Disadvantaged Women—Experiences From 15 Years of BIG

Herbert-Maul

Abu‐Omar

Frahsa

et al. 2020

Front. Public Health

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“…Die in der kooperativen Planung führend beteiligten muslimischen Frauen waren in anderen strukturellen Kontexten, speziell dem der sozial gut vernetzten Gruppe der muslimischen Frauen, "community leader", d. h. durchaus mit Verhaltensschemata und Ressourcen ausgestattet, Entscheidungsprozesse zu gestalten. Diese Verhaltensschemata konnten sie -nach anfänglichem Zö-gern -versuchsweise auf die neue Handlungssituation der kooperativen Planung übertragen und -durch den Erfolg ermutigt -im Laufe des Prozesses nicht nur in diesem Kontext verfestigen, sondern im Weiteren wiederum auf neue Handlungssituationen außerhalb der kooperativen Planung übertragen ("Jetzt kann ich halt ‚rein, wenn ich Sachen im Rathaus habe; dann (früher) ist immer mein Mann gegangen", Rütten et al 2008b, S. 746). 6 Der weitere Prozess auf der politischen Handlungsebene -vom Agendazugang des Themas "Frauenbadezeit" bis zu dessen Implementierung -kann nach dem gleichen Muster erklärt werden.…”

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Bewegungsverhältnisse in der Gesundheitsförderung

Rütten

Frahsa

2011

Sportwiss

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HauptbeiträgeDie in Deutschland gegenwärtig von führenden Anbietern gesundheitsför-dernder Bewegungsangebote vorgegebenen Qualitätsziele im Gesundheitssport sind eines der seltenen Beispiele für einen gelungenen Wissenschaftstransfer: Sie wurden von der dvs-Kommission Gesundheit in einem langjährigen Prozess zur Evidenzbasierung des Gesundheitssports entwickelt und in enger Kooperation mit verschiedenen gesundheits-und sportpolitischen Akteuren in praktische Handlungsregeln zum Qualitätsmanagement übersetzt. Der Handlungsleitfaden der Spitzenverbände der Krankenkassen zur Umsetzung des § 20 SGB V (GKV, 2010) sowie die Bestimmungen zum Qualitätssiegel "Sport pro Gesundheit" des DOSB (DOSB, o. J.) sind Ausdruck eines gelungenen Transfers.

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Empowerment von Frauen in sozial benachteiligten Lebenslagen: Das BIG-Projekt

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Transferring a Community-Based Participatory Research Project to Promote Physical Activity Among Socially Disadvantaged Women—Experiences From 15 Years of BIG

Transferring a Community-Based Participatory Research Project to Promote Physical Activity Among Socially Disadvantaged Women—Experiences From 15 Years of BIG

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