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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Contemp Clin Trials. 2017 Oct 25;64:118–127. doi: 10.1016/j.cct.2017.10.014

Fig 5. Patient Progress Report Example #2.

Fig 5

The PPR reflects the attendance and progress of a patient engaged in the REHAB-HF intervention. The stratification grid graph (upper left) details progress in functional performance levels (1, lowest to 4, highest, see Table 2) over time. The endurance graph (upper right) provides progress on time spent in walking, other endurance (OE) activities (i.e., stationary bicycle), and mobility activities. The total time (black line) is the summation of all endurance activity time. The functional strength graph (lower left) displays progress in sit-to-stand (STS; x-axis 1 corresponds to exercise Level 1, 8 corresponds to Level 4b in the Intervention MOP) and step-ups (x-axis 1 corresponds to exercise Level 1a, 12 corresponds to exercise Level 4c in the Intervention MOP). The balance graph (lower right) shows progress in static balance (x-axis 1 corresponds to exercise Level 1a, 7 corresponds to maintenance in the Intervention MOP) and dynamic balance (x-axis 1 corresponds to exercise Level 1a in, 5 corresponds to exercise Level 4 in the Intervention MOP). In this example, the participant attended 15 of a possible 23 sessions (65% attendance) and the last date the participant attended a session is displayed. Overall, the participant demonstrated relatively stagnant progress in all domains as noted by the similar time and exercise levels achieved over the sessions. Upon IFC review, the Site Intervention Lead discussed recommendations for enhancing progress with the interventionist. In this participant, who seemed to be limited by fatigue from endurance (walking) training, IFC recommendations included: the use of assistive device such as a rollator to reduce fatigue during walking; incorporating other endurance activities to supplement limitations in walking; and changing the order of the activities to allow for adequate strength and balance training before endurance training. For descriptions of exercise Levels, see Supplementary File 1. REHAB-HF Study Intervention MOP or Supplementary File 2. REHAB-HF Exercise Guide.