L’enseignant en activité physique adaptée : compétences et activités en soins de suite et de réadaptation

Barbin, Jean-Marc

doi:10.1016/j.rehab.2013.07.145

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“…According to Barbin [1], the term "adapted PA" (physical and sports activities) refers to any physical activity or sport that is modified and tailored to a person's functional movement, restrictions, contraindications to certain exercises, and surroundings in order to provide a means of participation for those with a variety of disabilities or long-term medical conditions. Additionally, APA is frequently employed by medical practitioners as a rehabilitation strategy for social and educational engagement, reeducation, community reintegration, and the avoidance of secondary disorders [1].…”

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Exercise Is Medicine through Time: Prescription of Adapted Physical Activity in Treatment and Rehabilitation

Asonitou,

Yiannaki,

Koutsouki

2024

New Horizons of Exercise Medicine

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The history of physical activity and sport dates to ancient times, when it was not only a means of preparation for military readiness but also had religious and educational purposes. The relationship between physical activity and good health goes back centuries accepted, as formulated by Hippocrates 2500 years ago. In Greek antiquity, “gymnastike” highlighted physical beauty in harmony with the soul and spirit, perfecting simultaneously an individual’s personality and health. Lifelong exercise administered by gymnasts was applied to strengthen weak limbs, and contributed to the healing of patients when applied in the healthcare facilities of the time, as mentioned in “Asclepieia.” Nowadays, the idea that “exercise is medicine” has two components: (1) every patient’s treatment or rehabilitation plan should include physical activity and exercise training, but the prescription must be tailored to the patient’s specific needs and (2) doctors’ challenge lies in implementing this medical prescription for adapted physical activity (APA), which encourages patients to lead more active lives.

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Exercise Is Medicine through Time: Prescription of Adapted Physical Activity in Treatment and Rehabilitation

Asonitou,

Yiannaki,

Koutsouki

2024

New Horizons of Exercise Medicine

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“…A. Rimmer & Rowland, 2008). Adapted PA (APA) refers to all physical and sports activities that are adapted and customized to an individual's functional movement, limitations, contraindications to exercises and environment to facilitate participation in the activity (Barbin, 2015). In this way, adapting PA can facilitate participation by people with various disabilities or chronic diseases (Barbin, 2015).…”

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“…Adapted PA (APA) refers to all physical and sports activities that are adapted and customized to an individual's functional movement, limitations, contraindications to exercises and environment to facilitate participation in the activity (Barbin, 2015). In this way, adapting PA can facilitate participation by people with various disabilities or chronic diseases (Barbin, 2015). Moreover, APA is commonly used as a rehabilitation approach by healthcare professionals for prevention of secondary conditions, reeducation, community reintegration, educational and social participation (Barbin, 2015).…”

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“…In this way, adapting PA can facilitate participation by people with various disabilities or chronic diseases (Barbin, 2015). Moreover, APA is commonly used as a rehabilitation approach by healthcare professionals for prevention of secondary conditions, reeducation, community reintegration, educational and social participation (Barbin, 2015).…”

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Co-creation and Evaluation of an Adapted Physical Activity Toolkit: Guidelines To Support Practice Among Rehabilitation Professionals in Community Organizations

Serres-Lafontaine¹,

Périnet-Lacroix

Batcho³

et al. 2023

Physical Activity and Health

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Background: Limited knowledge and skills of health professionals is a common barrier when adapting physical activity for people with disabilities. A community organization (Adaptavie) identified the need for improved training and resources to facilitate APA prescription by their employees. The objectives of this research were to co-create an APA toolkit and evaluate implementation.Methods: A multi-method participatory research approach was used with kinesiologists who worked at Adaptavie. The project consisted of two phases: P1) co-creation of the toolkit; P2) implementation evaluation. Sociodemographic information (P1; P2), the Work self-efficacy Inventory Survey (P1; P2), the Indicators of Success Questionnaire (P2) and focus groups (P1 n = 3; P2 n = 1) were conducted with kinesiologists. Summary statistics were described (sociodemographic and questionnaires) and analysed thematically (focus groups). Results:The co-creation of an evidence-based training toolkit contained information about 45 types of disabilities. Five to eight kinesiologists (depending on the phase) reported improvements in workplace self-efficacy, skills and knowledge after using the APA toolkit for one year. Following implementation, the APA toolkit was reported to have a high level of usability and fidelity. Conclusion:A co-created APA toolkit supported kinesiologists to prescribe evidencebased APA programs by increasing their knowledge, skills and self-efficacy.

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L’enseignant en activité physique adaptée : compétences et activités en soins de suite et de réadaptation

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Exercise Is Medicine through Time: Prescription of Adapted Physical Activity in Treatment and Rehabilitation

Exercise Is Medicine through Time: Prescription of Adapted Physical Activity in Treatment and Rehabilitation

Co-creation and Evaluation of an Adapted Physical Activity Toolkit: Guidelines To Support Practice Among Rehabilitation Professionals in Community Organizations

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