ACCEPTABILITY AND SATISFACTION WITH VIVO: PARTICIPANT FOCUS GROUPS AND SURVEY
2024
Satisfaction with Vivo Virtual Exercise Program
Sample size: 22
publication
Evidence: high
Author Information
Author(s): Boucher Nathan, Kemp Elizabeth, Levitan Eric, Starr Kathryn
Primary Institution: Duke University
Hypothesis
What are the acceptability and satisfaction levels of participants in the Vivo virtual exercise program?
Conclusion
The study found that participants were highly satisfied with the Vivo program and recognized its benefits for strength training.
Supporting Evidence
- 95% of participants were satisfied with the program.
- 86% indicated they would continue strength training after the study.
- 77% felt more aware of the importance of strength training.
- Four themes of positive outcomes were identified from focus groups.
Takeaway
Most people liked the Vivo exercise program and felt it helped them stay strong and connected with others.
Methodology
Participants completed a satisfaction survey and participated in focus groups to discuss their experiences.
Limitations
Areas for improvement were identified, such as rescheduling and trainer communication.
Participant Demographics
Older adults with pre-diabetes.
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