Exploring the barriers and facilitators to making healthy physical activity lifestyle choices among UK BAME adults during the COVID-19 pandemic: asystematic review of qualitative study

Mr.Johnson Mbabazi; Fiona MacGregor; Jeff Breckon; Barry Tolchard; David Watson; Julie  Hogg; Edward  Kunonga; Dorothy Irene Nalweyiso; Jennifer  Teke; Rosemary  Dawson; George William   Kagugube; Mona  Salman; Andrew S.  Richardson; Misheck  Nkhata; Lawrence Nnyanzi

doi:10.1080/27707571.2023.2294518

Exploring the barriers and facilitators to making healthy physical activity lifestyle choices among UK BAME adults during the COVID-19 pandemic: asystematic review of qualitative study

Mr.Johnson Mbabazi, Fiona MacGregor, Jeff Breckon, Barry Tolchard, David Watson, Julie Hogg, Edward Kunonga, Dorothy Irene Nalweyiso, Jennifer Teke, Rosemary Dawson, George William Kagugube, Mona Salman, Andrew S. Richardson, Misheck Nkhata, Lawrence Nnyanzi

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Physical activity (PA) is widely recognised as being integral to physical and mental wellbeing.
The World Health Organisation recommends around 150–300minutes of moderately intense
PA per week for adults aged 18–64years. Physical inactivity costs the UK £7.4 billion per year
and is associated with one out of every six deaths that occur in the country. The review aims
at exploring the barriers and facilitators to making healthy PA lifestyle choices among UK
BAME adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. Database searches were conducted in CINAHL,
AMED, Medline, SCOPUS, COCHRANE, EMBASE, and Web of Science. There are 53 records that
were identified. After removing three duplicates, the titles and abstracts of 50 papers were
screened. Of these, all but 50 studies were excluded after reviewing the title and abstracts,
resulting in no studies eligible for inclusion. Data extraction using the JBI-QARI data extraction
template was performed, followed by a narrative synthesis of the resulting data; however, no
eligible studies were identified. This empty systematic review without meta-analysis,
highlighted major research gaps and indicated the state of the evidence between 2019–2021.
The review has, through the application of theoretical models (COM-B and TTM), highlighted
themes that need to be addressed.

Original language	English
Article number	1, 2294518
Pages (from-to)	P1-11
Number of pages	11
Journal	Cogent Public Health
Volume	11
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1080/27707571.2023.2294518
Publication status	Published - 31 Jan 2024

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Mbabazi, M. J., MacGregor, F., Breckon, J., Tolchard, B., Watson, D., Hogg, J., Kunonga, E., Nalweyiso, D. I., Teke, J., Dawson, R., Kagugube, G. W., Salman, M., Richardson, A. S., Nkhata, M., & Nnyanzi, L. (2024). Exploring the barriers and facilitators to making healthy physical activity lifestyle choices among UK BAME adults during the COVID-19 pandemic: asystematic review of qualitative study. Cogent Public Health, 11(1), P1-11. Article 1, 2294518. https://doi.org/10.1080/27707571.2023.2294518

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Exploring the barriers and facilitators to making healthy physical activity lifestyle choices among UK BAME adults during the COVID-19 pandemic: asystematic review of qualitative study. / Mbabazi, Mr.Johnson ; MacGregor, Fiona ; Breckon, Jeff et al.
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