Using Action Research to prevent work‐related illness among rubber farmers in Northeastern Thailand

Sena, Wijitra; Nilvarangkul, Kessarawan; Saranrittichai, Kesinee; Smith, John F.; Phajan, Teerasak; Seetangkham, Sansanee

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“…The design of participatory action research has recently begun to be widely used for solving various health problems. Some studies also show the effectiveness of participatory action research designs to change the behavior of research subjects towards better one (Sena et al, 2018;Sendall et al, 2018). Action research was also considered appropriate for solving sports nutrition problems.…”

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“…Within the framework of nutritional care, innovative strategies are needed to improve the level of nutritional consumption and nutritional status of athletes. This innovative strategy can be accommodated with action research designs (Sena et al, 2018;Sendall et al, 2018). Based on the background above, it is necessary to conduct research with a participatory research action approach to correct nutritional problems that occur in UNNES soccer athletes.…”

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The use of participatory action research to improve energy intake of the soccer athletes

Budiono

Setiawan

Kurnia

2021

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It was estimated that 5, 3 % of Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) soccer athletes were malnourished. The consumption survey results show that the average dietary energy intake (DEI) was 63.24% of the dietary reference intake (DRI). The purpose of this study was to improve the energy intake of athletes. This research was using a participatory action research method. The study was divided into 2 cycles which allocated in 30 days. This research was using a total sampling method. A total of 19 UNNES soccer athletes were involved as research subjects. Data on nutritional status and energy intake were analyzed to evaluate the success of participatory action research. Semi-Quantitative Food Frequency Questionnaire (SQ-FFQ) used to take dietary energy intake data, Nutrition status measured by BMI using Seca scales and microtome. A non-parametric test was used to analyze the success of the participatory action research program. Results showed that participatory action research can improve energy intake (EI) in athletes. Baseline data showed that the average percentage of DEI was 63.24% from the DRI. The average percentage of DEI increased became 71.38% at the end of the first cycle and rose into a 91.91 % at the end of the second cycle. It is recommended for trainers to include nutrition assistance activities as part of the exercise program for athletes.

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Section: The Effectiveness Of Participatory Action Research In Improving Nutritional Status and Dei Of Athletesmentioning

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The use of participatory action research to improve energy intake of the soccer athletes

Budiono

Setiawan

Kurnia

2021

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Using Action Research to prevent work‐related illness among rubber farmers in Northeastern Thailand

Abstract: Community nurses, other health personnel, and the Thai government can build on initiatives like this to strengthen occupational health and safety practices and services policy for rubber farmers.

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The use of participatory action research to improve energy intake of the soccer athletes

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