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. 2018 Sep 3;22(2):363–374. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018002185

Table 4.

Dose of the PhysioDom HDIM intervention components received by the intervention group

Intervention component Dose delivered by researchers or health-care professionals Dose received by participant
Nutritional telemonitoring
Body weight Weekly Log data
Compliance: 70 %
Questionnaire
Compliance T1: 85·5 % (n 69)
Compliance T2: 85·3 % (n 75)
Steps One week per month Compliance: 37 %
Appetite, nutritional status, diet quality 3 months after the start Compliance: 100 %
Nutrition education
Television messages Three per week T1 (n 69) T2 (n 75)
Reading television messages
<Once/week (%) 27·5 33·4
Once/week (%) 44·9 48·0
>Once/week (%) 27·5 18·7
Log data 37·2 % of messages were opened
Dietary advice letters Two in total n.e.
Newsletters Three in total n.e.
Follow-up by nurse
No. of telephone calls to participants Upon an alert from the telemonitoring measurement results 44 (n 35, 36 % of study population)
No. of visits to participants Upon an alert from the telemonitoring measurement results 30 (n 12, 12 % of study population)
Average duration of telephone call/visit to participant 27·5 min
Referral to dietitian In case of undernutrition/high BMI 5 (n 5)
Referral to general practitioner In case of undernutrition/high BMI/high blood pressure 9 (n 5)

T1, 4·5 months after the start of the study; T2, 6 months after the start of the study; n.e., not evaluated.

The PhysioDom Home Dietary Intake Monitoring (HDIM) intervention consisted of telemonitoring, nutrition education and follow-up by a nurse, implemented in a health-care setting among Dutch community-dwelling older adults from April 2016 to June 2017.