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Perspectives of a tailored lifestyle program for people with severe mental illness receiving housing support
Ylva Rönngren1, Annette Björk2, David Haage1
1Department of Nursing Sciences, Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, Sweden.
Purpose:
The purpose of the present study was to describe the acceptability of the lifestyle program PHYS/CAT and to get information about the tools used for assessment of functional exercise capacity, cognitive performance, and self-health-related quality of life.
Design And Methods:
The findings are based on focus groups and the researchers' experiences of conducting the program as well as using the assessment tools.
Findings:
The acceptability of the program and the assessment tools was mainly satisfactory.
Practice Implications:
The program with relational, educational, and supportive dimensions may be a promising tool to be integrated into daily nursing care.
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