ArticleInternational journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being2025
Health care workers' experiences of exercise in forensic psychiatry: a qualitative focus group study.
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Abstract
purposeThis study aimed to describe the experiences of using exercise as part of treatment and rehabilitation among health care workers for inpatients in forensic psychiatric care, especially regarding the significance of exercise as part of treatment or rehabilitation.
methodsA qualitative design utilizing the focus group method, which in this case was carried out as two semi-structured focus group discussions with six participants each. Participants were health care workers from rehabilitation wards that work most closely with the patients concerning their planning and support in everyday activities. Content analysis with an inductive approach was applied using iterative close readings of transcripts.
resultsThree qualitatively separate categories emerged:
conclusionsThis study contribute to the understanding of the role that health care workers could play about supporting exercise for patients with severe psychiatric illness. The participants identified organizational and intrapersonal barriers to patients' opportunities and abilities to perform physical activity and exercise.
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