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. 2018 Jun 1;4:108. doi: 10.1186/s40814-018-0297-1

Table 2.

Implementation assessments

Quantitative implementation assessments PA programme activity Indicator Data source
Uptake and reach Patient referral to PA programme % of patients screened for participation
% of patients who were eligible
% of patients consenting
% of participants dropping out of the PA programme
Reasons for excluding patients
Reasons why eligible patients did not wish to participate
Mean age of participants
% of participants on/off treatment
MDT records
Researcher records
Engagement and fidelity Providing choice of PA programme, Induction
Attendance
SDT-based motivational interviewing, Behaviour Change Techniques (e.g. goal-setting, monitoring)
Participant choice of PA programme:
% choosing cardiac rehabilitation exercise classes
% choosing local leisure centre with 3-month free membership
% choosing telephone-based PA consultations
Cardiac rehabilitation:
Number of participants receiving induction
Number of exercise classes attended by participants
Leisure Centre with 3-month free membership:
Number of participants receiving induction
Number of visits to leisure centre over study duration
% of participants taking out leisure centre membership at end of the study
Telephone-delivered PA consultations:
Number of participants receiving induction
Number of consultations delivered
% of SDT-based techniques used
Mean score psychological needs met by PA programme
Researcher records
Routine cardiac rehabilitation service records
PA specialist records
Leisure centre records
Participant questionnaire (Perceived Environmental Supportiveness Scale)
PA dose Frequency
Total number of PA sessions (defined as an occasion when the participant did any type of PA)
Intensity
Mean intensity of PA sessions
Time
Mean minutes per week spent of PA sessions
Type
% of PA sessions categorised by type, e.g. walking, jogging, cycling, etc.
Other: Mean daily step count
Participant PA diaries