METHODS: This is a qualitative study of 10 semi-directed individual interviews with patients participating in the Onco\'sport program, recruited from the \"Maison Sport Santé\" from Nîmes and the association \"Les Roses du Gard\". A phenomenological analysis was carried out with a semiopragmatic approach.
RESULTS: For all participants, the APA through a program provides professional supervision of Physical Activity, influences adherence and builds confidence. This program is at the origin of changes in lifestyle habits and improves the relationship with illness and their cancer thanks to the physical and psychological benefits felt. Thus, APA appears as a full-fledged supportive care which requires informing patients and promoting it so that access is facilitated and becomes a standard. Health professionals including general practitioners do not currently have an important place in the promotion of APA, and patients most often obtain documentation on their own or through associations of patient.
CONCLUSIONS: An APA program like Onco\'sport is often the cause of a return to physical activity in patients, brings overall well-being and changes lifestyle habits. It seems important to promote physical activity to patients but also to the general population, given the benefits. This promotion involves easier access to this type of supervised program, financial support and better training of health professionals.
方法:这是一项定性研究,对参加Onco运动计划的患者进行了10次半定向个人访谈,从尼姆和协会“LesRosesduGard”的“MaisonSportSanté”招募。用半读写法进行了现象学分析。
结果:对于所有参与者,APA通过一项计划提供对身体活动的专业监督,影响坚持和建立信心。该计划是生活习惯改变的起源,并由于感觉到的身体和心理益处而改善了与疾病和癌症的关系。因此,APA似乎是一种全面的支持性护理,需要告知患者并进行推广,以便为患者提供便利并成为标准。包括全科医生在内的卫生专业人员目前在促进APA方面没有重要地位,患者通常自己或通过患者协会获得文件。
结论:像Onco\'运动这样的APA计划通常是患者恢复体力活动的原因,带来整体福祉并改变生活习惯。促进患者和一般人群的体育锻炼似乎很重要,鉴于好处。这种推广涉及更容易访问这种类型的监督程序,财政支持和更好地培训卫生专业人员。