“You Just Have to Keep It Movin’:” Perceptions of Physical Function Limitations in an African American Health Ministry

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Brittney S. Lange-Maia
Amy Y. Kim
Joselyn L. Willingham
Samantha Marinello
Melissa M. Crane
Sheila A. Dugan
Elizabeth B. Lynch
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[1] Rush University Medical Center,Department of Family and Preventive Medicine
[2] Rush University Medical Center,Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center
[3] Rush University Medical Center,Rush Medical College
[4] University of Illinois Chicago,Division of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health
[5] Rush University Medical Center,Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Mobility; Health equity; Community-based research; Aging;
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Physical function (PF) limitations are common in aging. However, there is a dearth of interventions focused on addressing PF limitations in community-based settings, particularly in minoritized communities. To guide intervention development, we conducted focus groups to understand perceptions of PF limitations, gauge intervention interest, and identify potential intervention strategies as part of a large health partnership of African American churches in Chicago, IL. Participants were age 40+ years with self-reported PF limitations. Focus groups (N=6 focus groups; N=40 participants) were audio recorded, transcribed, and analyzed using thematic analysis methods.
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