Translating evidence into practice: stakeholder prioritization of implementation strategies for delivering STRONGER with AGE in community leisure settings.
Abstract
Despite robust evidence and international consensus for muscle-strengthening exercise, less than one in four adults meet recommended guidelines. Sustainable implementation of strength training interventions into community practice are hindered by a range of barriers, highlighting the need for a rigorous participatory approach to plan for successful and sustainable delivery.
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Research summary
The paper claims that a participatory approach can effectively prioritize implementation strategies for muscle-strengthening exercises in community settings. This research is relevant as it addresses the implementation of strength training, which is crucial for maintaining muscle mass and function in aging populations, thereby contributing to longevity and overall health in older adults.
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