Co-creating physical activity interventions: Findings from a multiple case study using mixed methods.

ABSTRACT:

Introduction

In health and physical activity promotion, there is growing interest in co-creation approaches that involve researchers and non-academic stakeholders in developing new interventions. Previous research has shown the promising results of cooperative planning as a co-creation approach in building new capacities and implementing physical activity-promoting interventions in nursing care and automotive mechatronics. However, it remains unclear whether (1) cooperative planning for physical activity promotion can be successfully transferred to other settings in the nursing care and automotive mechatronic sectors and (2) what key factors influence its success or failure.

Methods

We conducted a multiple case study in three settings in the nursing care and automotive mecha

SUBMITTER: Popp J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9534180 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature