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Learn to tailor physical activity interventions to the women you work with!Ethnic minority and lowincome women have some of the highest rates of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and the highest rates of physical inactivityan independent risk factor for CVD. This book discusses the environmental, policy, and cultural factors that affect the tendency of these women (ages 2050) to undertake physical activities. This vital information is based on qualitative research conducted in various locations in the United States with AfricanAmerican, American Indian, Latina, and white women living in both urban and rural environments. Along with individual chapters on separate groups of women, this book includes a thorough summary discussing the similarities and differences among the groupsand recommendations for future research.This book will increase your understanding of: the impact of environmental influences on women's patterns of physical activity the mission and methodology of the Women's Cardiovascular Health Network Project cultural, environmental, and policy determinants of physical activity based upon the responses of the focus groups involved in the study, which includea) lowincome minority womenb) welleducated urban AfricanAmerican womenc) AfricanAmerican women in the southeastern United Statesd) rural AfricanAmerican womene) rural white women who say they don't exercise regularlyf) Latina immigrantsg) Southwestern American Indian women
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