An observational study in Increased Risk of Falls, sponsored by ARCIM Institute Academic Research in Complementary and Integrative Medicine. Completed at 1 site in Germany. Open to participants aged 65 Years and older. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2024-01-19.
Sponsored by ARCIM Institute Academic Research in Complementary and Integrative Medicine · Observational
The ENTAiER fall prevention study investigates the efficacy and safety of eurythmy therapy and tai chi in older people with chronic diseases and an increased risk of falls. In the course of the ENTAiER study, the participants observed changes in themselves and in their everyday life and described them in conversation, which could not be recorded with the research methods used. A qualitative exploration of these subjectively experienced changes among participants of the ENTAiER study will be conducted as part of a sub-study. For this purpose, group interviews will be conducted.
Subjects who have consented to participate and are enrolled in the ENTAiER main study will be approached for participation in this sub-study. Sub-study will be conducted at the ARCIM Institute, Filderstadt.
Exclusion Criteria:
Other: Qualitative interview - eurythmy group
Other: Qualitative interview - tai chi group
Other: Qualitative interview - standard care group
Participants will be interviewed about self-perceived changes in everyday life during participation in the eurythmy intervention of the ENTAiER study.
Participants will be interviewed about self-perceived changes in everyday life during participation in the tai chi intervention of the ENTAiER study.
Participants will be interviewed about self-perceived changes in everyday life during participation in the standard care group of the ENTAiER study.
Self-reported changes in daily life through movement exercises
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Self-reported changes in the experience of movement in general
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Self-reported changes in movement security through movement exercises
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Self-reported changes in health through movement exercises
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Integration of movement exercises into everyday life
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Experiencing movement exercises
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
Need for offers on movement exercises
Semi-structured guided group interviews will be used
Time frame: 90-minute interviews
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