Gestão da artrite: Triagem, aconselhamento e recomendações de profissionais de saúde para atividade física, relatados pelo paciente

Elizabeth A Fallon; Anika L  Foster; Michael A Boring; David R Brown; Erica L  Odom

Autores/as

Elizabeth A Fallon Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Population Health, Atlanta, USA
Anika L Foster Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Population Health, Atlanta, USA
Michael A Boring Chenega Services & Federal Solutions, LLC, Chesapeake, Virginia, USA
David R Brown Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity, Atlanta, USA
Erica L Odom Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Population Health, Atlanta, USA

Palabras clave:

Actividad física, Salud pública, Artritis, Profesional sanitario, Osteoartritis

Resumen

Se conoce poco sobre el contexto, los factores correlacionados y el contenido de las recomendaciones de los profesionales de la salud sobre actividad física (AF) para adultos con artritis. Analizamos datos del estudio transversal Porter Novelli FallStyles, realizado con adultos no institucionalizados en EE. UU. En adultos con artritis, evaluamos la puntualidad de las recomendaciones de AF proporcionadas por los profesionales de la salud; el contenido de estas recomendaciones, incluyendo la evaluación/cribado y el asesoramiento sobre AF; y las recomendaciones. Los datos se ponderaron por sexo, edad, ingresos familiares, raza y etnia, tamaño de la familia, educación, área censal y ubicación metropolitana.

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