Bakgrund: Hälso- och sjukvårdens personal har till uppgift att arbeta sjukdoms-förebyggande, genom att ge information och råd till patienter med otillräcklig fysisk aktivitet. Förskrivningen av FaR är fortfarande låg trots att det i dag är många som är stillasittande. Fysisk aktivitet på recept, FaR har under flera år funnits som arbetsverktyg och är en bra metod för att öka den fysiska aktiviteten. Syfte: Syftet är att kartlägga distriktssköterskornas och sjuksköterskornas arbete med och inställningar till fysisk aktivitet på recept, FaR. Metod: Enkätstudie på vårdcentraler i Västmanlands län. Analysen utförs med en ansats av mixad metod där numeriska data bearbetas via kvantitativ design och textdata med en kvalitativ ansats Resultat: Det framkom i resultatet att de flesta distriktsköterskorna och sjuksköterskorna hade en positiv inställning till FaR, dock saknades tid, kunskap och resurser för att förskriva FaR. Hälften av distriktssköterskorna och sjuksköterskorna har förskrivit FaR under det senaste året och 98% rekommenderade fysisk aktivet utan att förskriva FaR. Slutsats: Hälso- och sjukvården i Sverige måste fortsätta implementeringsarbetet med att förespråka och möjliggöra förskrivning av FaR genom att se över organisationen angående resurser, rutiner och riktlinjer för hur arbetet med FaR ska gå framåt. Fokus behöver sättas på utbildning, både i grundutbildningen och fortbildning. / Background: The healthcare personnel have the task of working with disease prevention by providing information and advice to patients with insufficient physical activity. The prescription of FaR is still low, although today there are many who are sedentary. Physical activity on prescription, FaR has been used as a tool for many years and is a good method for increasing physical activity. Aim: The aim is to map nurses work with and attitude towards physical activity on prescription, PaP. Method: Surveillance study at health centers in Västmanland County. The analysis is performed using a mixed-mode approach where numerical data is processed through quantitative design and text data with a qualitative approach Results: In the result it was found that most district nurses and nurses had a positive attitude towards FaR, but there was insufficient, knowledge and resources to prescribe FaR. Half of district nurses and nurses have prescribed FaR over the past year and 98% recommended physical activity without prescribing FaR. Conclusion: Healthcare in Sweden must continue its implementation efforts to advocate and enable prescription of FaR by reviewing the organization regarding resources, routines and guidelines for how the work on FaR will go forward. Focus must be placed on education, both in undergraduate and continuing education.

<p>This paper has it’s background in Physical Activity on Prescription, a projectwhich the Swedish sports movement is part of. The study refers to a limiteddivision of sports for adults, namely a phenomenon here by referred to as dropin-activity. This form of physical activity is characterized by an understandingthat the participant often lack experience and that it is possible to pay for eachoccasion. The purpose of the study was thus to take a closer look on organized,non-profit sports clubs which offer this type of exercise for adults. To get theresults interviews was carried out in three different sports clubs with leaders ofthe activity and members from the board. The respondents were asked to talkabout their thoughts and experiences of the activity involving physical activity ofdrop-in nature executed in each sport club. The theoretical framework used toanalyze the interviews was the phenomenon of logics within sport, as describedby Stenling and Fahlén (2009). The analysis resulted in the identification of twomain logics; Social values and Resources for continued existence. The healthperspective were analyzed on the basis what had, or had not been said abouthealth in the interviews. The results show that growth is a main issue which canbe used to motivate the Swedish sport clubs to develop their activities. It’s alsoshown that the participants of the drop in-activities don’t get as much attention asthe ordinary members of the sport clubs which is crucial if the social values areto be obtained. The conclusions are that in order to make the healthimplementations work the programmatic approach has to be clear and consist ofterms that is easily related to.</p>

This paper has it’s background in Physical Activity on Prescription, a projectwhich the Swedish sports movement is part of. The study refers to a limiteddivision of sports for adults, namely a phenomenon here by referred to as dropin-activity. This form of physical activity is characterized by an understandingthat the participant often lack experience and that it is possible to pay for eachoccasion. The purpose of the study was thus to take a closer look on organized,non-profit sports clubs which offer this type of exercise for adults. To get theresults interviews was carried out in three different sports clubs with leaders ofthe activity and members from the board. The respondents were asked to talkabout their thoughts and experiences of the activity involving physical activity ofdrop-in nature executed in each sport club. The theoretical framework used toanalyze the interviews was the phenomenon of logics within sport, as describedby Stenling and Fahlén (2009). The analysis resulted in the identification of twomain logics; Social values and Resources for continued existence. The healthperspective were analyzed on the basis what had, or had not been said abouthealth in the interviews. The results show that growth is a main issue which canbe used to motivate the Swedish sport clubs to develop their activities. It’s alsoshown that the participants of the drop in-activities don’t get as much attention asthe ordinary members of the sport clubs which is crucial if the social values areto be obtained. The conclusions are that in order to make the healthimplementations work the programmatic approach has to be clear and consist ofterms that is easily related to.