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

Table 5.

Acceptability of the PhysioDom HDIM intervention as rated by participants and health-care professionals

T1 T2
Mean (range 1–5) sd n Mean (range 1–5) sd n Cronbach’s α, T1/T2
Participants
General
I am satisfied about the project in general 4·1 0·8 70 3·9 0·9 75
I am satisfied about the nutrition part of the project 4·0 0·8 70 3·8 0·8 75
I am satisfied about the physical activity part of the project 4·1 0·8 70 3·8 0·8 75
I am satisfied about the contact with the nurse 4·3 0·6 23 3·8 0·8 24
Performance expectancy 3·4 0·7 70 3·3 0·7 75 0·71/0·76
Effort expectancy 3·9 0·7 70 3·8 0·7 75 0·73/0·79
Social influence 3·2 1·2 69 3·1 1·1 73 0·94/0·89
Facilitating conditions 4·0 0·7 70 4·0 0·7 75 0·91/0·85
Behavioural intent 3·3 0·8 66
Mean (range 1–5) sd n Cronbach’s α
Health-care professionals
General 8
I am satisfied about the project in general 3·5 0·8
Performance expectancy 8
Gains for job performance 2·6 0·6 0·71
Gains for client −0·81
The project is useful to monitor nutritional status 4·1 0·4
The project is useful to coach clients concerning physical activity 3·9 0·4
The project is useful to coach clients concerning nutrition 3·9 0·4
The project can contribute to a better health for clients 4·1 0·4
Effort expectancy 3·2 0·5 8 0·80
Social influence 8 0·26
I felt supported by colleagues in implementing the intervention 3·3 0·5
The support of colleagues is important to me 4·4 0·5
Behavioural intent 2·3 1·0 8

T1, 4·5 months after the start of the study; T2, 6 months after the start of the study.

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.