Implementasi Intervensi Fisioterapi Berbasis Promosi Kesehatan untuk Meningkatkan Aktivitas Fisik di Tingkat Masyarakat
Keywords:
physical activity, community physiotherapy, community, health promotion, disease preventionAbstract
Physical activity is a crucial factor in preventing non-communicable diseases and improving the quality of life of the community, yet participation rates in physical activity at the community level remain low. Physiotherapy plays a strategic role in promotive and preventive efforts through structured and contextualized health promotion-based interventions. This study aims to evaluate the implementation of a health promotion-based physiotherapy intervention in increasing community physical activity. The study used a quasi-experimental design with a pretest–posttest one-group design among adults at the community level. The intervention included physical activity education, simple community-based physical exercises, and mentoring by a physiotherapist over an eight-week period. Physical activity data were collected using standardized instruments before and after the intervention and then analyzed quantitatively using appropriate statistical tests. The results showed a significant increase in community physical activity levels after the intervention. These findings indicate that health promotion-based physiotherapy interventions are effective in encouraging changes in physical activity behavior at the community level. This study provides an empirical contribution to the development of community physiotherapy and serves as a basis for the formulation of sustainable, profession-based physical activity promotion programs.
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