Courneya 2017.

Trial name or title	Improving quality of life in hematologic cancer survivors by closing the exercise intention—behavior gap: a phase II randomized controlled trial of a theory‐based, telephone‐delivered exercise counselling intervention
Methods	Randomisation Randomised controlled trial 2 arms: telephone counselling exercise vs usual care Recruitment period Recruitment period not yet completed Median follow‐up time 12 weeks
Participants	Eligibility criteria Histologically‐confirmed haematological cancer Willing to participate in a 12‐week exercise telephone counselling intervention Give written informed consent Age between 18 and 80 years Ability to speak and understand English Living in Alberta No severe comorbidity that would not allow physical training Participants (N = 66) Intervention group (N = 33) Control group (N = 33) Mean age Interventions group: not reported Control group: not Reported Stage of disease Intervention group: not reported Control group: not reported Country Canada
Interventions	Exercise group Participants will be asked to increase their exercise by at least 60 minutes per week and will receive a copy of Canada's Physical Activity Guideline plus 12 weekly telephone counselling sessions aimed at helping survivors follow‐through on their exercise intention. Control group Participants will be asked to increase their exercise by at least 60 minutes per week and will receive a copy of Canada's Physical Activity Guideline
Outcomes	Reported Exercise levels Quality of life Fatigue Not reported but relevant Overall survival Reported but not relevant Exercise motivation Primary outcome Exercise levels
Starting date	February 2017
Contact information	Kerry Courneya, University of Alberta, Canada
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