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Influence of Sit Muscle Strength Training and Game on Elderly

Influence of Sit Muscle Strength Training and Game on Elderly

Status
Completed
Phases
NA
Study type
Interventional
Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
Registry ID
NCT03411382
Enrollment
207
Registered
2018-01-26
Start date
2018-02-02
Completion date
2021-01-04
Last updated
2022-07-05

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Conditions

Aging, Dementia, Elderly, Physical Disability

Brief summary

Objective: The study aims to understand the physical function, body composition, mental state, behavior, depression, and life quality change of the elderly in a long-term care before and after the intervention. Four interventional activities are sitting strength training, games, sitting strength training with games, and health education.

Detailed description

Expected results: (1) The program will facilitate arrange activities that are beneficial to the body and mind, activate bodily functions, and promote the quality of life of the elderly in Taiwan. (2) The program can compare the effectiveness of different trainings for the elderly and provide a reference for future implementation planning. (3) Evidence of the empirical study of this program can provide future comparisons with other domestic and foreign studies.

Interventions

OTHERSit muscle strength training

Sit muscle strength training using a sand bag grip ball conducted twice a week. Each exercise session will begin and end with a 5-15 minute warm-up and cool-down routine. The exercise program consists of 20-40 minute chair-based resistance exercises.

OTHERGame training

Game training (including ball activities, clay courses, massage, puzzles, painting conducted four times a week). Each section 30-60 minutes.

OTHERSitting strength + game training

Sitting strength training (using sandbag training conducted twice a week) and game training (such as ball activities and clay courses) conducted twice a week).

OTHERHealth education

Health education (conducted once a month). Each section 50-60 minutes. The topics are oral hygiene, medicine safe, living safe, food safe.

Sponsors

Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Lead SponsorOTHER

Study design

Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Intervention model
PARALLEL
Primary purpose
OTHER
Masking
SINGLE (Outcomes Assessor)

Eligibility

Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
60 Years to 100 Years
Healthy volunteers
No

Inclusion criteria

1.Inclusion Criteria: 1. Elderly persons between the age of 60 and 100 who take long-term care of the relevant units do not have limited sports 2. stable condition with sufficient physical strength: at least one hour sitting in the wheelchair or bed edge. 3. Subjects in the past month tended to live in static state (less than 150 minutes of exercise time per week). 2.

Exclusion criteria

1. Serious illness / unstable status (judged by medical staff), such as serious cardiopulmonary diseases, severe malignant tumor (assessment from medical personnel), severe malnutrition (mini nutrition assessment scale 0-7 points). 2. Unstable weight over the past six months (\> ± 4 kg).

Design outcomes

Primary

MeasureTime frameDescription
change from baseline body function at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsBody Awareness Rating Scale for body function
change from baseline quality of life at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsWHOQOL-BREF scale for quality of life measurement from world health organization questionnaire.
change from baseline scale of quality of life at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsEQ-5D (5 dimentions) scale for quality of life measurement from the EuroQol group.
change from baseline quality of life(dementia) at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsQUALIDEM is a dementia-specific quality of life instrument.
change from baseline questionnaire of quality of life at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsPERSONAL WELLBEING INDEX for quality of life measurement.
change from baseline body weight at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthskg
change from baseline body height at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthscm
change from baseline body function(IADL) at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsInstrumental Activities of Daily Living for body function
change from baseline body composition at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsbioelectrical impedance analysis for body composition
change from baseline body function (ADL)at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsThe barthel index for activities of daily living
change from baseline muscle strength at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthslb or kg

Secondary

MeasureTime frameDescription
change from baseline behavior at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsThe Cohen-Mansfield agitation inventory for aggressive behavior, physically nonaggressive behavior, verbally agitated behavior measurements.
change from baseline depression at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthscornell scale for depression measurement: a score \>10 probably major depressive episode ,A score \>18 denote major depressive episode
change from baseline sleep(PSQI) at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsThe pittsburgh sleep quality index for sleep time and efficiency.
change from baseline mental and cognition at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsAlzheimer's disease assessment scale(ADAS) for cognitive behavior, recall, recognition, constructional praxis measurement.
change from baseline mental at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsClock test for constructional measurement.
change from baseline sleep at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsThe actigraph for sleep time and efficiency.
change from baseline cognition at 4 months and 8 monthsbaseline, 4 months, 8 monthsThe Clinical dementia rating scale (CDR) for memory, orientation, problem solving, community affairs, hobbies and personal care measurement.

Countries

Taiwan

Outcome results

None listed

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Data processed: Feb 4, 2026