BMJ open · 2025
Socioenvironmental determinants of nutrition and physical activity among middle-aged individuals at risk of CAD in southern Iran: a qualitative study.
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Ezati Rad Roghayeh, Aghamolaei Teamur, Hosseini Zahra, Mohseni Shokrollah, Nikparvar Marzieh, Mohammadi Mohammad, Azizi Kutenaee Maryam
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OBJECTIVES: To explore the socioenvironmental factors affecting physical activity and nutritional behaviour in middle-aged individuals at risk of coronary artery disease (CAD).
DESIGN: A qualitative approach using directed content analysis was employed. The data were collected through semistructured interviews. 20 participants were selected through purposive sampling with maximum variation. The interviews continued until data saturation. Guba and Lincoln's criteria were used to evaluate research transferability. The data management was done in MAXQDA V.20.
PARTICIPANTS: 20 middle-aged participants at risk of CAD, recruited through purposive sampling with maximum variation from healthcare centres in Bandar Abbas city, Iran.
RESULTS: The data analysis yielded four main categories: (1) observational learning (subcategories: social media, dramatic performance, peer learning), (2) normative beliefs (subcategories: cultural norms, social acceptability), (3) social support (subcategories: emotional support, instrumental support, informational support) and (4) barriers and opportunities (subcategories: personal, environmental).
CONCLUSIONS: Findings suggest that promoting physical activity and improving nutritional behaviour in middle-aged individuals at risk of CAD can be achieved through observational learning via social media and peers, addressing and improving cultural norms, developing emotional, instrumental and informational support and identifying and removing personal and environmental barriers.
DESIGN: A qualitative approach using directed content analysis was employed. The data were collected through semistructured interviews. 20 participants were selected through purposive sampling with maximum variation. The interviews continued until data saturation. Guba and Lincoln's criteria were used to evaluate research transferability. The data management was done in MAXQDA V.20.
PARTICIPANTS: 20 middle-aged participants at risk of CAD, recruited through purposive sampling with maximum variation from healthcare centres in Bandar Abbas city, Iran.
RESULTS: The data analysis yielded four main categories: (1) observational learning (subcategories: social media, dramatic performance, peer learning), (2) normative beliefs (subcategories: cultural norms, social acceptability), (3) social support (subcategories: emotional support, instrumental support, informational support) and (4) barriers and opportunities (subcategories: personal, environmental).
CONCLUSIONS: Findings suggest that promoting physical activity and improving nutritional behaviour in middle-aged individuals at risk of CAD can be achieved through observational learning via social media and peers, addressing and improving cultural norms, developing emotional, instrumental and informational support and identifying and removing personal and environmental barriers.