Publikation: Requirements of a cognitive-motor spatial orientation training for nursing home residents : an iterative feasibility study
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A sedentary lifestyle in nursing home residents is often accompanied with reduced life space mobility and in turn affects satisfaction with life. One of the reasons for this may be limited ability to find one’s way around the care facility and its environment. However, spatial orientation exercises might reduce these problems if they are integrated into an adequate cognitive-motor training. Therefore, we integrated six novel and target group-specific spatial orientation exercises into an established multicomponent cognitive-motor group training for nursing home residents and evaluated its feasibility. Forty nursing home residents (mean age: 87.3 ± 7 years) participated in the spatial orientation cognitive motor training (45–60 min, twice a week over a period of 12 weeks). The main outcomes included the feasibility criteria (adherence, completion time, acceptance, instructions, motor performance, materials/set up, complexity) and first measurements of mobility and satisfaction with life (SPPB [Short Physical Performance Battery], SWLS [Satisfaction with Life Scale]). Adherence increased over time. The increase was associated with the adaptions and modifications of the spatial orientation exercises that were made to meet the participants’ requirements. A positive trend was discerned for mobility and life satisfaction, comparing pre- and posttraining data. In summary, the feasibility analysis revealed that future interventions should consider that (a) instructions of demanding spatial tasks should be accompanied by an example task, (b) trainers should be encouraged to adjust task complexity and materials on an individual basis, (c) acceptance of the training should be promoted among nursing staff, and (d) surroundings with as little disturbance as possible should be selected for training.
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FRICKE, Madeleine, Adele KRUSE, Michael SCHWENK, Carl-Philipp JANSEN, Thomas MUEHLBAUER, Klaus GRAMANN, Bettina WOLLESEN, 2021. Requirements of a cognitive-motor spatial orientation training for nursing home residents : an iterative feasibility study. In: German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research. Springer. 2021, 51(4), pp. 443-456. ISSN 2509-3142. eISSN 2509-3150. Available under: doi: 10.1007/s12662-021-00762-2BibTex
@article{Fricke2021-12Requi-58319, year={2021}, doi={10.1007/s12662-021-00762-2}, title={Requirements of a cognitive-motor spatial orientation training for nursing home residents : an iterative feasibility study}, number={4}, volume={51}, issn={2509-3142}, journal={German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research}, pages={443--456}, author={Fricke, Madeleine and Kruse, Adele and Schwenk, Michael and Jansen, Carl-Philipp and Muehlbauer, Thomas and Gramann, Klaus and Wollesen, Bettina} }
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