Methods Forty-six individuals with arthritis were recruited from various community-based
organizations to participate in seven focus groups segmented by exercise status and …

Objective Rates of participation in regular exercise are lower among individuals with arthritis
than those without arthritis. This study examined perceived exercise barriers, benefits, and …

Most people with arthritis are not regularly active. Understanding what factors influence
exercise is essential for designing programs to increase participation. The objective of this …

Objectives. Exercise is important in RA management. However, RA patients are less active
than the general population. This qualitative study explores the perceptions of patients …

Objective: To examine perceptions of exercise prior to arthritis, the ways in which arthritis
affects exercise behavior, and current exercise behaviors in people with arthritis. Methods …

BACKGROUND: Regular physical activity in persons with arthritis has been shown to
decrease pain, improve function, and delay disability. This study estimates the national …

Objective To investigate the generalizability of the results of a randomized controlled trial on
the effectiveness of long‐term, high‐intensity exercises in the rheumatoid arthritis patients in …

Today, admonishments to “get some exercise” and “be more active” are difficult to avoid in
both our personal and professional lives. That hasn't always been the case, and it takes …

Background: It is important to identify predictors of exercise/physical activity in adults with
arthritis. Objective: The objective of this study was to estimate the association between …

Objectives This questionnaire study investigated the perceptions of rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
patients across the UK in relation to exercise and joint health. The validity of the measure …