Barriers and facilitators of physical activity among Black and Minority Ethnic adults and older adults in the United Kingdom: A meta-ethnographic study.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
How to reach and engage with young people from black and minority ethnic groups who may require help from mental health services What needs to happen.
Advertisements

Ethnic Enable Forgotten Citizens. Who are we? Ethnic Enable is a charitable organisation set-up by people with disabilities for individuals with disabilities.
What we know about Health in BME Communities Dr. Sakthi Karunanithi Lancashire County Council.
Where are we now? The Impact of Dementia on Black and Minority Ethnic Communities David Truswell.
Building Rapport Interpersonal skills of care workers were as important as practical skills and knowing how to do the job. Having a positive attitude could.
Ethnic differences in obesity, diet and physical activity Vanessa Higgins & Angela Dale Centre for Census & Survey Research University of Manchester.
A Research Active Hospice
CITY OF BRISTOL ISOLATION TO INCLUSION (I2I) ACTION PLAN.
Early findings from qualitative research October 2013.
1 WELL-BEING AND ADJUSTMENT OF SPONSORED AGING IMMIGRANTS Shireen Surood, PhD Supervisor, Research & Evaluation Information & Evaluation Services Addiction.
Heart Disease Map.
Quick Questions 1. 1.List statistics that highlight Glasgow’s special health problems. 2.Explain why it is important not to stereotype all people who live.
Systematic review: the barriers and facilitators for minority ethnic groups in accessing urgent and prehospital care Lincolnshire Community Health Services.
Where are we now? The Impact of Dementia on Black and Minority Ethnic Communities David Truswell.
Could the transition to retirement be an opportunity for physical activity promotion? Inka Barnett, Conny Guell, David Ogilvie 24 th January 2012 Institute.
Lesson Starter How can lifestyle choices lead to health inequalities?
“Good health that’s all I’m asking for” Older women’s perceptions and experiences of health and well being across ethnic diversity Dr Sharon Wray Reader.
Learning Intentions Over the next week, I will: Gain an understanding of how Scotland and the UK are multicultural Recognise the problems facing ethnic.
Embracing Child and Maternal Health FWT – a centre for women By :Noreen Bukhari (MAMTA Manager) Date: Migrant Workshop Jan 2014.
James Hoey & George Ingram.  Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) is well documented as the single largest cause of death in the Western world and is more likely.
Chapter 21: Culture and Spirituality. Learning Objectives Cite cultural demographic trends in United States. Discuss the importance of assessing health.
Where are we now? The Impact of Dementia on Black and Minority Ethnic Communities David Truswell.
Improving Opportunities for South Tyneside’s BME communities.
THE HEALTH CHALLENGE Sheila Shribman National Clinical Director Children, Young People & Maternity.
Camden.gov.uk Demographics, needs and inequalities for BME communities in Camden Jonathan O’Sullivan Camden and Islington Public Health.
British EDI attitudes part 1. 1.What percentage of people in the UK regard disability as a drain on resources ? 12%29%38%53% 2. What percentage of people.
A1 & A2 The aim: (separate) Critique a Qualitative study on “Telemonitoring of blood glucose and blood pressure in type 2 diabetes.” Critique a Quantitative.
Context During the 2014/15 academic year, PGCE students at the University of Winchester were invited to take part in the Reading Agency’s Chatterbooks.
Attitudinal Determinants of Diet and Lifestyle among Ethnic Minority Women S. Comegna, R. Begum, A. Draper, A. R. Amorim Adegboye Department of Human.
Diabetes in Minority Ethnic Groups
The Employers Network Forum 2: Physical Activity and Workplace Health
Race Matters: A report on the experiences of Black staff in the student movement NUS Regional Meetings – January 2015.
Institute of Health and Society, Newcastle University
Diabetes and Hypertension Health Screening in the Fresno Sikh Population: A Cross Sectional Approach Baljit Singh Dhesi 1,2 1University of California,
Exploring reasons for clients’ non-attendance of appointments within a community-based alcohol service: clients' perspectives. Faisal Mahmood Faisal Mahmood.
Key Findings from the 2016 BME Health and Wellbeing Study in Glasgow
HEALTH TRENDS ETHNICITY AGE.
Understanding adolescents: A strategy to engage them in HIV prevention research  Health Improvements for Teen Ugandans ‘Hi-4-Tu’ Study in Kampala,
Brriers to healthy lifestyle
Patterns and trends in child obesity
Patterns and trends in adult obesity
Title of Research Project
IDEA-R Workshop March 12th, 2011
Lifestyle factors in the development of diabetes among African immigrants in the UK: A systematic review Alloh T. Folashade Faculty of Health and Social.
BME National Conference 2016 Health and Housing for BME people
On African American Women Dr. Angela E. Dykes, Dr. Susan Walsh,
NRS 429 V Education for Service- -snaptutorial.com
NRS 429 V Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com
Chatham Senior Olympics Training Program
Integrated Care European Partnership for Supervisory Organisations
Diabetes in Minority Ethnic Groups
HEALTH LITERACY: A PUBLIC HEALTH PERSPECTIVE
Unmet Needs and the Role of Discrimination
Health Disparities Among Rural Populations
Pre application Workshop 2016
Centre for Primary Care, University of Manchester
Primary care healthcare professionals’ knowledge, attitudes and practices towards promoting the reduction of children’s secondhand smoke exposure Jaidev.
Services Culturally Specific Independent Living Support Services
Insights from Children about Abuse and Neglect
What will I learn? To identify the gender and racial inequalities that exist in relation to health. 1.
Conducting Community Based Research with Asian American Populations
Lecture 1 OVERVIEW OF HEALTH PROMOTION
Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Regarding Cervical Cancer and Screening Dr Ghufran Jassim MBBS,MD, MSc, PhD 8/30/2017.
Dr. Udhav Kale Department of Physical Education
Interventions to prevent cardiovascular disease (CVD) and type II diabetes in migrants and other under-served populations C O’Donnell, A Isaacs, K Duncan,
Restorative Approaches with Families in Elder Abuse Cases
Attitudinal survey of black and Asian adults in England Survey carried out by Agroni Research Ltd 2019.
Effective Health Promotion Programs that Increase Medication Adherence
Attitudinal survey of black and Asian adults in Wales
TRIFOLD AREA – THIS GUIDE WILL BE REMOVED BEFORE PRINTING – TRIFOLD AREA – THIS GUIDE WILL BE REMOVED BEFORE PRINTING – TRIFOLD AREA – THIS GUIDE WILL.
Presentation transcript:

Barriers and facilitators of physical activity among Black and Minority Ethnic adults and older adults in the United Kingdom: A meta-ethnographic study Janet Ige Research Associate /Doctoral Researcher in Public Health Centre for Public Health and Wellbeing University of the West of England 17th October 2018

Focus group discussion to explore the barriers and opportunities Aims, objectives and methods Review of barriers and opportunities for physical activity among of BME groups in the UK Focus group discussion to explore the barriers and opportunities Project Start Jan 2017 To investigate the barriers and opportunities for physical activity among of BME adults and older adults in the UK. To investigate the barriers and opportunities for physical activity among the Somali community aged 50 and above in Bristol To develop an intervention (framework) to promote engagement in physical activity among older adults of minority ethnic groups Survey to investigate the current state of physical activity among adults and older adults from Somali groups Design of framework to promote engagement in physical activity among older adults

Meta-ethnographic study Structured systematic search for existing qualitative studies published between January 2007 and July 2017 Hand searching of reference list of publications was performed in addition to search conducted to identify grey literature Data extraction and quality appraisal- CASP toolkit 718 studies were screened against inclusion criteria Final selection of 10 studies were considered eligible for synthesis Findings synthesized using reciprocal translational analysis Critical appraisal conducted using the CASP checklist

Findings Nine out of ten studies included South Asian older adults- Bangladeshi, Pakistani, and Indians. One study included Afro Caribbean population No study on older adults of African descent Three studies investigated physical activity among minority ethnic women Five studies investigated knowledge and attitudes towards prevention and management of chronic conditions Chronic condictions- type II diabetes, CHD and osteoporosis 6 key themes emerged from the synthesis Studies were published between 2007 and 2015. 9 out of 10 studies were of moderate quality while the remaining one was deemed to be of low quality.

Themes Awareness of links between physical activity and health “I said to myself, I'm not going to be physically incapacitated … I want to, as long as I live, I want to be independent and fit … and don't want to be dependent physically on anybody. I hate that”. (Sriskantharajah and Kia, 2006)

Themes The role of health professionals “He [health professional] just says … just do more exercise that's it … the doctors and the health advisors they don't give you the proper information. They don't push you … it would help … if [we] had people telling [us] how to do exercise”. (Sriskantharajah and Kia, 2006) “There is encouragement if you had a problem to get over it but there is no encouragement if you haven’t had a problem not to get a problem” (Horne et al., 2010)

Themes Cultural barriers and social responsibilities “They will say look how funny he looks, the old man has already married off his children and now he is riding bicycles and running. Even though some people have a desire to either swim or ride a bicycle they abort the idea due to fear of public scandal” (Grace et al., 2008) “It wasn’t my people…when I looked around all I could see is white faces, I was the only black one” (Hartley and Yeowell, 2014)

Themes Suitable place for physical activity “Some women like, but myself I feel shame. I don't want to go swimming because man’s sitting down watching women …, I don't like it at all.” (Sriskantharajah and Kia, 2006) Others- religion and religious fatalism Practical challenges Variablity in weather conditions; Lack of time (Daar et al., 2008) Constrained by not being able to speak English (Sriskantharajah and Kia, 2006) Inability to speak English (Khanam and Costarelli, 2007) Structural and practical challenges to healthy lifestyles; Health and English literacy (Grace et al., 2008) Exercise seen as part of job (Victor, 2014)

Next steps Findings highlights significant gap on the experiences of African adults and older adults Black Africans have higher risk of stroke, hypertension and obesity compared to any other ethnic group African/ Afro-Caribbean people aged 65 and above have the lowest level of physical activity and the poorest health status compared to other groups Clear argument to conduct further research to investigate physical activity patterns among the African population in the UK.

Focus group discussion to explore the barriers and opportunities PROJECT ACTIVITY TIMELINE Review of barriers and opportunities for physical activity among of BME Focus group discussion to explore the barriers and opportunities Project Start Jan 2017 Survey to investigate the current state of physical activity among adults and older adults from Somali groups Design of framework to promote engagement in physical activity among older adults

Janet.Ige@uwe.ac.uk Thanks to Dr Paul Pilkington Professor Selena Gray Professor Jane Powell Janet.Ige@uwe.ac.uk