R A Dixon
Medical statistics: content and objectives of a core course for medical students
Medical education
refugees syria face health challenges psychosocial dimensions due disrupted networks uncertain life situations language barriers additionally sedentary lifestyle increases risk noncommunicable diseases healthpromoting initiatives involving physical activities essential explore physiotherapists clinical reasoning collaboration refugee families developing groupbased healthpromoting physical exercising increase participants wellbeing sense togetherness selfefficacy design participating action research 24 resettled refugees syria data consisted field notes three focus group interviews data gathering followed phenomenological approach fourstep analysis inspired giorgi based clinical reasoning collaboration participants wishes physiotherapists organized physical exercise intervention integrating language learning physiotherapists based intervention social cognitive theory focusing groups individuals capacity working participants exercise organizational adaptations group individual participants appreciated joyful physical activities body awareness sense togetherness accommodate many suffered musculoskeletal pain physiotherapists developed intervention therapeutic exercising included individual assessment pain management physiotherapists clinical reasoning working refugees included cultural linguistic social context rooted salutogenic perspective participants wellbeing selfefficacy adhering exercise increased experienced pain relief increased confidence using body