Psychosocial Factors Influence Physical Activity after Dysvascular Amputation: A Convergent Mixed-Methods Study

Psychosocial Factors Influence Physical Activity after Dysvascular Amputation: A Convergent Mixed-Methods Study

Background: Physical function is a common target of rehabilitation intervention to improve disability and physical activity after dysvascular lower-limb amputation (LLA); yet, the influence of psychosocial factors on physical activity is unclear. Objective: To identify psychosocial factors with pote...

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Main Authors: Christiansen, C.L (Author), Cook, P.F (Author), Magnusson, D.M (Author), Miller, M.J (Author), Morris, M.A (Author), Putnam, K. (Author), Schenkman, M.L (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:
adult
aged
ambulatory care
Article
clinical article
community care
controlled study
daily life activity
disease assessment
dysvascular amputation
dysvascular lower limb amputation
fear
fear of falling
female
human
interview
leg amputation
light
male
middle aged
narrative
patient attitude
phenomenology
physical activity
physical performance
qualitative analysis
quantitative analysis
semi structured interview
social behavior
social interaction
social psychology
social support
timed up and go test
world health organization disability assessment schedule
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