Multiple perspectives on accessibility to physical activity for people with long-term mobility impairment

GroupGroup attributesLocationSub-totalMet area 1Town 1Met area 2Met area 3Town 2Group 1. People with disabilityCerebral palsy (6), spina bifida (3), traumatic brain injury (3), arthritis/pain (3), spinal injury (1), stroke (1), amputation (1), other (3)77^a7^a0021Group 2. Service/facility providersDisability support workers (5), disability support organization management (3), recreation facility management and staff (9)2733^a217Group 3. Planners/fundersLocal and regional (10) National (5)4234^a215Sub-total13161374Total 53

Note: Met area – metropolitan area.

^aData collection included one group interview with two to three individuals.

Six themes sorted into four levels of the social ecological framework.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/15017419.2016.1167772 | Journal eISSN: 1745-3011

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Language: English

Page range: 295 - 306

Submitted on: Apr 9, 2015

Accepted on: Feb 8, 2016

Published on: Apr 4, 2017

Published by: Stockholm University Press

In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

Keywords:

Disability,

physical activity,

social ecological framework

© 2017 Hilda Mulligan, Motohide Miyahara, Allison Nichols-Dunsmuir, published by Stockholm University Press
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Volume 19 (2017): Issue 4

Multiple perspectives on accessibility to physical activity for people with long-term mobility impairment

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Participants by location in order of data collection.

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