The researchers also found that patients who achieve their goals of physical activity levels of arthritis pain and a higher quality of life.
Dutch researchers did a preliminary assessment of physical activity level, motivation, self-efficacy for physical activity, the level of arthritis pain and quality of life of 106 rheumatoid arthritis patients.
When the analysis was repeated six months later, 75 percent of patients the success rate of their physical activity goals to 50 percent or more. Those who have higher levels of self-efficacy for physical activity are more likely to achieve their goals of physical activity, the study authors noted.
In addition, patients who achieve their goals of physical activity reported more arthritis pain and a better quality of life, according to a study published in the August 25 online issue of the journal Arthritis Care & Research.
?Our results suggest that increased focus on improving self-efficacy, goal setting, realistic, and methods that increase the likelihood of achieving the goal is to help clinicians and researchers to develop through having a positive effect on reducing pain and quality of life for patients with rheumatoid arthritis , ?said study author Keegan Knittle, Leiden University, said in a journal news release.
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