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. 2017 Jan 6;17:28. doi: 10.1186/s12889-016-3990-0

Table 1.

Outcome measures

Tool When
Intervention Comparison
Primary outcome
 GPAQ-MET-mins/week Questionnaire B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Accelerometer (activePALTM) Reporting step count, MET-min/week, and sitting time B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Pedometer (YAMAX Digi-walker SW-200) Reporting step counts B, 3 F, 12 F -
Secondary outcomes
 Socio-demographic data Questionnaire B B
 Height (m) Stadiometer B B
 Body weight (Kg) Calibrated scales B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Waist circumference (cm) Tape measure B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Lipid profile (mmol/l) Blood test (venous fasted sample) B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Blood pressure (mmHg) Sphygmomanometer B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
aHbA1c (%) Blood test (fasted sample) B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Self-assessed general health Questionnaire B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Self-efficacy for PA Questionnaire B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Social support for exercise Questionnaire B, 3 F, 12 F B, 3 F, 12 F
 Cost analysis (description) Detailed cost description 12 F -
 Exit survey Questionnaire (participants and project officers) 12 F -

(B = baseline; 3 F = 3 month follow-up, 12 F = 12 month follow-up)

awhile blood collection for HbA1c at 12 month is mandatory, it is only done at baseline and 3 month if missing from the electronic health information system or recorded within more than 4 months prior to the measurement visits