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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Feasibility randomised controlled trial"”.
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Can a brief behavioural assessment and tailored exercise adherence strategies improve adherence to exercise for older people with musculoskeletal conditions?: A feasibility randomised controlled trial
… interventions for older people tested in randomised controlled trials found eleven studies. These studies were categorised based on the interventions they tested using a pre-defined and published behaviour change technique taxonomy. Interventions that were categorised in the Feedback and …
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An investigation into participant adherence within high intensity interval training.
… on HIIT and adherence, and a remotely monitored feasibility randomised controlled trial where adherence, compliance and enjoyment to a Sprint Interval Training (SIT) intervention will be measured. Collectively, this research will aim to guide future research into the topic area in order to …
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The feasibility and acceptability of novel surveillance models for people with advanced staged lung cancer in Aotearoa. Kia Mataara: staying alert for lung cancer
… experiences and utilise these to build and trial a novel follow-up model. Methods: A narrative review was conducted to identify current evidence around follow-up. Patient’s preferences for follow-up were explored through co-design methods including a discrete choice experiment (DCE), then …
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Insoles to ease plantar pressure in people with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy: a feasibility randomised controlled study with embedded qualitative component
… with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy: a feasibility randomised controlled study with embedded qualitative component. Background: Diabetic foot ulceration is a devastating complication of diabetic foot disease. Therapeutic footwear and insoles are one preventative strategy to reduce …
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A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Behavioural Activation Theory in Acquired Brain Injury
… are compared to waitlist controls in a pilot feasibility randomised controlled trial. The first intervention, “traditional” BA, uses therapeutic strategies and directly encourages individuals to plan and engage in reinforcing activities beyond group sessions. The second intervention, …