An interventional study of Education and Trial Exercise Modalities in Physical Disability and Neurologic Dysfunction, sponsored by Kristin Zhao, PhD. Terminated at 1 site in United States. Open to participants aged 6 Years to 65 Years, including healthy volunteers. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2019-04-30.
Sponsored by Kristin Zhao, PhD · Not applicable, Interventional, and Health services research
Can community outreach education help develop self-sustaining wellness and exercise programs, and will associated wellness clinics help persons with a neurological physical disability achieve better well-being?
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I. Community outreach educational seminars about wellness and exercise while living with a neurological physical disability and measurement of the effects of these seminars for training individuals with neurological physical disabilities and their care givers (family, therapists, community personal trainers and community funders such as Lions or Rotary Clubs) about how to create a safe cost-effective exercise program . II. Creation and measurement of the effects of a wellness clinic for those with a neurological physical disability.
Other: Education · Behavioral: Trial Exercise Modalities
Seminars about wellness and exercise, and resulting therapeutic programs, while living with a neurological physical disability.
Wellness/exercise clinics located at Mayo Clinic, Rochester will be offered to persons with neurological physical disabilities on a regular basis, at least monthly, during the last half of the trial period.
Incidence of new self-sustaining wellness and exercise programs
Incidence of new self-sustaining wellness and exercise programs, as determined by Follow-up Site Staff Survey
Time frame: 3 months post end of wellness clinics
Efficacy of seminars for individuals with a neurological physical disability
Efficacy of seminars, as determined by repeated t-tests based on the Exercise Self-Efficacy Survey (ESES), a 10-question survey with scores of 1 to 4 (with 4 being the best outcome), summed for a minimum score of 10, and a maximum score of 40.
Time frame: 3 months post end of wellness clinics
Efficacy of seminars for caregivers and clinic staff of patients with neurological physical disabilities
Efficacy of seminars, as determined by repeated t-tests based on the Exercise Efficacy for Caregivers and Staff, a 10-question survey with scores of 1 to 4 (with 4 being the best outcome), summed for a minimum score of 10, and a maximum score of 40.
Time frame: 3 months post end of wellness clinics
Efficacy of wellness clinics
Efficacy of wellness clinics, as determined by repeated t-tests
Time frame: 3 months post end of wellness clinics
Plan to share: No
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Kristin Zhao, PhD