Experiences engaging in a group-based physiotherapist-led exercise programme for adults living with HIV and complex multimorbidity: a qualitative study.
Tina S HomayouniAlex RuthZoe Abbott-TateHelen BurgerShaera RahimCarolann MurrayRyan WannamakerSoo Chan CarusoneKelly Kathleen O'BrienPublished in: BMJ open (2021)
Features of the programme that facilitated engagement included the interprofessional, group-based environment that offered tailored exercise in an HIV-specific facility, whereby participants perceived benefits in domains of health and disability. However, challenges transitioning to independent exercise remain. Group-based PT-led exercise programmes may facilitate engagement in exercise among adults living with HIV and complex multimorbidity.
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- human immunodeficiency virus
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- multiple sclerosis
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- hepatitis c virus
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