A qualitative investigation of the role of sport coaches in designing and delivering a complex community sport intervention for increasing physical activity and improving health

Mansfield, Louise; Kay, Tess; Anokye, Nana; Fox-Rushby, Julia

doi:10.1186/s12889-018-6089-y

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“…Coaches' general health promotion score was related to enjoyment, perceived health and subjective vitality of adult sports participants, confirming former youth results (Van Hoye et al, 2016). These results help strengthen the belief that coaches' health promotion activities provide added value to sports club activities to broaden the benefits of sports participation in organised settings (Eime et al, 2013) and support the role sports clubs and especially coaches can play in public health (Mansfield et al, 2018;Misener and Misener, 2016). The topic 'healthy lifestyle' was significantly related to enjoyment and perceived health among adults.…”

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Relationship between coaches’ health promotion activities, sports experience and health among adults

Hoye

Johnson

Geidne

et al. 2020

Health Education Journal

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Objective: Health promotion in sports clubs is receiving increased attention, but its benefits have not been widely evaluated for two reasons: (1) the difficulty in measuring ecological approach outcomes and (2) the existing literature having focused more on coaches’ efficiency rather than on health promotion. This article analyses the relationship between coaches’ health promotion activities, sports experience and health among adult sports participants. Design: A cross-sectional study using self-reported measurement among 204 adult sports participants ( Mage = 49.05). A questionnaire measuring demographics, coaches’ health promotion activities (healthy lifestyle, substance use and respect for oneself and others), sports experience (enjoyment, subjective vitality) and health (perceived health and quality of life, self-esteem) was completed either before or after a training session. Setting: Sixteen sports clubs in France Method: Multilevel analyses were used to evaluate the relationships between health promotion, sports experience and health outcomes, while t-tests compared differences between male adult and youth samples. Results: Adult perceptions of coaches’ health promotion activities were linked to enjoyment, perceived health and subjective vitality. The topic ‘healthy lifestyle’ was related to enjoyment and perceived health among adults. The topic ‘respect for oneself and others’ was related to self-esteem. Conclusion: Adult and youth perceptions of coaches’ health promotion activities vary and are linked to different health outcomes. More research is needed to better identify the benefits of health promotion in sports clubs for sports participants, including longitudinal studies to explore causal relationships between variables.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 69%

Relationship between coaches’ health promotion activities, sports experience and health among adults

Hoye

Johnson

Geidne

et al. 2020

Health Education Journal

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“…Nevertheless, among the niche themes, specific topics such as “quality of life” and “public health” have arisen as central ones in addressing public policies [ 89 , 90 ]. Even if still understudied, the presence of these two keywords confirm that scholars are moving towards new methodologies for addressing complex issues (such as CVD) thanks to “old” implementation strategies (PASA) in “new” pathways (m-health) [ 91 , 92 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

Mobile-Health based physical activities co-production policies towards cardiovascular diseases prevention: findings from a mixed-method systematic review

Palozzi

Antonucci

2022

BMC Health Serv Res

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Background Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the first cause of death globally, with huge costs worldwide. Most cases of CVD could be prevented by addressing behavioural risk factors. Among these factors, there is physical and amateur sports activity (PASA), which has a linear negative correlation with the risk of CVD. Nevertheless, attempts to encourage PASA, as exercise prescription programmes, achieved little impact at the community-wide level. A new frontier to promote PASA is represented by mobile health tools, such as exergaming, mobile device apps, health wearables, GPS/GIS and virtual reality. Nevertheless, there has not yet been any evident turnabout in patient active involvement towards CVD prevention, and inactivity rates are even increasing. This study aims at framing the state of the art of the literature about the use of m-health in supporting PASA, as a user-centric innovation strategy, to promote co-production health policies aiming at CVD prevention. Methods A mixed-method systematic literature review was conducted in the fields of health and healthcare management to highlight the intersections between PASA promotion and m-health tools in fostering co-produced services focused on CVD prevention. The literature has been extracted by the PRISMA logic application. The resulting sample has been first statistically described by a bibliometric approach and then further investigated with a conceptual analysis of the most relevant contributions, which have been qualitatively analysed. Results We identified 2,295 studies, on which we ran the bibliometric analysis. After narrowing the research around the co-production field, we found 10 papers relevant for the concept analysis of contents. The interest about the theme has increased in the last two decades, with a high prevalence of contributions from higher income countries and those with higher CVD incidence. The field of research is highly multi-disciplinary; most of documents belong to the medical field, with only a few interconnections with the technology and health policy spheres. Although the involvement of patients is recognized as fundamental for CVD prevention through PASA, co-design schemes are still lacking at the public management level. Conclusions While the link between the subjects of motor activity, medicine and technology is clear, the involvement of citizens in the service delivery process is still underinvestigated, especially the issue concerning how “value co-creation” could effectively be applied by public agencies. In synthesis, the analysis of the role of co-production as a system coordination method, which is so important in designing and implementing preventive care, is still lacking.

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“…The last classification is about Basic Findings with the aim of knowing how the impact of implementing sports policies, especially the scope of recreational sports on the paradigm of development through sports. By analysing and synthesizing 23 articles that have met the criteria, it was found that the impact of the implementation of this recreational sports policy resulted in a positive influence in building the nation through sports that could improve other aspects, especially in the health aspect [53]. Besides, according to Misener et al (2013) with the implementation of the recreational sports policy, it will have an impact on three main contributions that will be felt by the community, namely first, serving all groups and individuals who are interested in a particular sport.…”

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Analysis of Sports Policy on The Scope of Recreational Sports in Development Through Sports

Ramadhan¹,

Paramitha²,

Ma’mun³

et al. 2022

Advances in Health Sciences Research

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In development through sports, sports recreation is one of the important instruments in the progress of the nation through sports. The special role of recreational sports is to increase community participation in sports in order to improve physical fitness. The policy is an important key in achieving the paradigm of development through sports, one of which is the focus of developing recreational sports. Therefore, we conducted a literature study in analyzing recreational sports policy in development through sport. Optional Reporting Items for the Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Methods (PRISMA) were used for the systematic review and meta-analysis. The articles reviewed were 23 articles from 2016-2021. All articles are classified by author, year of publication, journal or conference type, sample size, context, data type, sports policy, and baseline findings. The results of this review show that recreational sports have a positive influence on the development paradigm through sports. Overall, our analysis provides an appropriate reference for further research by identifying research needs in aspects of sport policy in broader national development.

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A qualitative investigation of the role of sport coaches in designing and delivering a complex community sport intervention for increasing physical activity and improving health

Cited by 15 publications

References 35 publications

Relationship between coaches’ health promotion activities, sports experience and health among adults

Relationship between coaches’ health promotion activities, sports experience and health among adults

Mobile-Health based physical activities co-production policies towards cardiovascular diseases prevention: findings from a mixed-method systematic review

Analysis of Sports Policy on The Scope of Recreational Sports in Development Through Sports

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