كليدواژه :
پياده مداري , چاقي , محيط انسان ساخت , فعاليت بدني , طراحي شهري سلامت محور
چكيده فارسي :
در سالهاي اخير، با افزايش نگرانيهاي جهاني نسبت به شيوع چاقي، تحقيقات زيادي پيرامون پيوند ميان مؤلفههاي محيط كالبدي، فعاليتبدني، چاقي و بيماريهاي مرتبط صورت گرفته است. با اين وجود، چالشهاي روششناختي مانع از دستيابي به نتايج متقن و كاربست يافتهها در عمل شده است. مقاله حاضر سعي دارد تا با مرور ادبيات تجربي، به نقد و آسيبشناسي روششناسي تحقيقات انجام شده در حوزه پيوند ميان مؤلفههاي محيط، فعاليت بدني، چاقي و بيماريهاي مرتبط با آن بپردازد. اين پژوهش، با توجه به اهداف و ماهيت خود يك فرا-روش از زيرمجموعه فرا-مطالعه است. ابتدا، مقالهها از طيف متنوعي از پايگاههاي داده و موتورهاي جستجو مانند گوگل اسكالر1، پاپ مد2، اسكوپوس3 و وب آو ساينس4 مورد بررسي قرار گرفتند. سپس، مقالهها بر اساس وابستگي به موضوع، تعداد ارجاعات و جديد بودن يافتهها انتخاب گرديدند و در نهايت كدگذاري شدند. يافتهها نشان ميدهد، ناسازگاري ميان معيارهاي محيط عيني و ادراكي، ابهام در تعريف واحد همسايگي، عدم پايايي و روايي خودگزيني محيط واحدهاي مسكوني5، متغيرهاي واسطه و ناديده انگاشتن جابهجايي محل سكونت گروه هدف و غلبه مطالعات مقطعي بر كوهورت6، امكان مقايسه نتايج و شكلگيري يافتههاي متقن را كه بتواند پشتوانه نظري محكمي براي برگردان آنها به سياستهاي راهبردي فراهم نمايد، دشوار ميكند.
چكيده لاتين :
The prevalence of obesity and non-communicable diseases has become one of the serious concerns in Iran due to lifestyle changes such as reduced physical activity and consuming high-calorie foods. At the same time, the role of the built components of the environment in increasing physical activity, creating a healthy food environment, and thus reducing
obesity has attracted increasing attention from decision-makers and researchers. However, after two decades of focused
international efforts to find the links between built components and health variables, there are serious ambiguities about
the results of these studies. In this regard, the present article has tried to provide these ambiguities as a circle of challenges
in the form of a research agenda concerning theoretical and experimental gaps on this issue in Iran. A narrative review
has also been used in this study. Narrative reviews are generally comprehensive and cover a wide range of issues on a
particular topic, but do not necessarily follow clear rules of search and analysis. Systematic reviews focus on questions,
and their main contribution is to summarize the data, but narrative reviews seek to interpret and critique the data, and
their main goal is to gain an in-depth understanding of the subject. A variety of databases and search engines such as
Google Scholar, PubMed, Scopus and Web of Science have been used to find the articles. Chosen articles were selected
based on the subject, the number of citations and the novelty of the findings. Various studies have shown conflicting
findings that make it is difficult to reach solid conclusions about relationships and turn them into policies. An important
part of these ambiguities stems from a series of methodological challenges that undermine the findings of the studies
and eliminate the possibility of an analogy between the results. Accordingly, this section refers to the classification of
the most important of them. Findings show inconsistencies between objective and perceptual criteria, ambiguity in the
definition of neighborhood unit, unreliability and validity of self-selection of residential units, mediating variables
and ignoring the displacement of the target group and the dominance of cross-sectional studies. It makes it difficult
to draw sound findings that can provide strong theoretical underpinnings for translating them into strategic policies.
To complement the results of this study, it is necessary to provide a research agenda for better understanding, creating
theoretical support, and its empirical application in the country. From this perspective, redefining the neighbourhood
unit in terms of adaptation to the daily activity environment in different climates and cultures in a comparative way
can greatly facilitate the comparison of findings and the possibility of achieving a consensus on hypotheses. Secondly,
recording and updating various spatial and physical changes of cities in parallel with Cohort research at the same time
intervals on individuals could be effective for clarifying the causal relationship, the effectiveness of interventions and
develop clear and strategic guidelines for designing and planning different neighbourhoods. It is also recommended that
conducting "health impact assessment" in local plans and measuring the "burden of disease" on the urban scale, could
support the establishment of institutional and constitutional frameworks in the country's urban policies.