My baby, my move: examination of perceived barriers and motivating factors related to antenatal physical activity
J Leiferman, T Swibas, K Koiness… - Journal of midwifery …, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
J Leiferman, T Swibas, K Koiness, JA Marshall, AL Dunn
Journal of midwifery & women's health, 2011•Wiley Online LibraryIntroduction: Based on a socioecological model, the present study examined multilevel
barriers and facilitators related to physical activity engagement during pregnancy in women
of low socioeconomic status. Methods: Individual and paired interviews were conducted with
25 pregnant women (aged 18‐46 years, 17‐40 weeks' gestation) to ask about motivational
factors and to compare differences in activity level and parity. Atlas/Ti software was used to
code verbatim interview transcripts by organizing codes into categories that reflect symbolic …
barriers and facilitators related to physical activity engagement during pregnancy in women
of low socioeconomic status. Methods: Individual and paired interviews were conducted with
25 pregnant women (aged 18‐46 years, 17‐40 weeks' gestation) to ask about motivational
factors and to compare differences in activity level and parity. Atlas/Ti software was used to
code verbatim interview transcripts by organizing codes into categories that reflect symbolic …
Introduction: Based on a socioecological model, the present study examined multilevel barriers and facilitators related to physical activity engagement during pregnancy in women of low socioeconomic status.
Methods: Individual and paired interviews were conducted with 25 pregnant women (aged 18‐46 years, 17‐40 weeks’ gestation) to ask about motivational factors and to compare differences in activity level and parity. Atlas/Ti software was used to code verbatim interview transcripts by organizing codes into categories that reflect symbolic domains of meaning, relational patterns, and overarching themes.
Results: Perceived barriers and motivating factors differed between exercisers and nonexercisers at intrapersonal, interpersonal, and environmental levels.
Discussion: Future interventions should take into account key motivating multilevel factors and barriers to tailor more meaningful advice for pregnant women.
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