ArticleJournal of multidisciplinary healthcare2026
Factors Influencing Physical Activity Participation Among Older Adults: A Social Ecological Analysis of Sports-Medical Integration.
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Introduction: This study applies the Social Ecological Model to examine multilevel determinants of physical activity among community-dwelling older adults within the context of China's sports-medical integration strategy. Methods: A cross-sectional field survey was conducted among 252 older adults in Xianyang. Hierarchical multiple linear regression was employed to evaluate the predictive effects of variables across four ecological levels on physical activity. Results: The model explained 67.3% variance in older adults' physical activity (R Discussion: Older adults' physical activity was jointly constrained by interactive individual, social and environmental barriers, accompanied by a prominent cognition-behavior gap. Under sports-medical integration, public health interventions should transform from passive medical treatment to targeted proactive health promotion by enhancing self-efficacy, optimizing peer social support networks, and improving the practical accessibility of sports facilities.
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