2016
DOI: 10.1055/s-0042-106844
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Förderfaktoren, Barrieren und Barrierenmanagement zur Umsetzung gesundheitsförderlicher Verhaltensweisen von Rehabilitanden mit chronischem Rückenschmerz – Eine qualitative Analyse

Abstract: The results suggest that the long-term rehabilitation success can be improved by treating exercises to implement health-promoting behavior into daily life, applying individualized barrier management, and offering post-rehabilitative treatments in all communities.

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“… 3 Physical exercise seems to be an effective conservative method to improve LBP. 4 However, nowadays a lack of time might be the main obstacle to exercise 5 ; so many people may abstain from time-consuming exercise programs. Furthermore, “kinesiophobia”, that is, the fear of movement because of pain, is common in LBP patients and impedes their taking up physical activity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 3 Physical exercise seems to be an effective conservative method to improve LBP. 4 However, nowadays a lack of time might be the main obstacle to exercise 5 ; so many people may abstain from time-consuming exercise programs. Furthermore, “kinesiophobia”, that is, the fear of movement because of pain, is common in LBP patients and impedes their taking up physical activity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Physical exercise is a recognized agent in the area of unspecific chronic LBP [ 6 , 7 ], but the enthusiasm for exercise is not pronounced in older people with chronic LBP. Lack of time was reported as the main obstacle to exercise [ 8 ]; furthermore kinesiophobia, that is, the fear of pain due to movement, is very prevalent in this cohort [ 9 ]. Alternative training technologies that overcome the prevalent limitations of conventional exercise may be promising options for people with chronic unspecific LBP.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es scheint daher von großer Relevanz für Behandler und Patienten zu sein, dass Hausärzte auch in die Rehabilitationsnachsorge eingebunden werden. Zudem wünschen Patienten sich eine regelmäßige hausärztliche Unterstützung im Nachsorgeprozess [8] und Hausärzte zeigen die Bereitschaft, diese auch zu leisten [9]. Jedoch verhindert die sektorale Gliederung der Gesundheitsversorgung in Deutschland die dringend erforderliche unmittelbare Wei-terförderung der erlernten Handlungskompetenzen in der ambulanten hausärztlichen Versorgung.…”
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