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. 2019 Nov 22;21(2):e12961. doi: 10.1111/obr.12961

Table 1.

Outcomes to be considered core for measuring and reporting by behavioural weight management interventions (BWMIs)

Time Point Outcome Mean Panel Rating Median Panel Rating
At baseline Weight 8.7 9
At follow‐up Weight 8.6 9
At follow‐up Completion 8.5 9
At follow‐up Attendance 8.3 9
At baseline BMI 8.3 9
At follow‐up BMI 8.2 9
Follow‐up time point 12 mo 8 9
At baseline Diabetes status 7.5 8
At follow‐up Participant satisfaction 7.5 8
Follow‐up time point 24 mo 7.5 8
At follow‐up Cost effectiveness 7.3 8
At baseline Age 7.2 8
At follow‐up Diabetes Status 7.2 8
At baseline QoL score 7.2 8
At follow‐up QoL score 7.2 8
At follow‐up Reason for dropout 7.2 8
At follow‐up Adverse events/unintended consequences 7.1 8
At follow‐up Referral to specialist services 7.1 8
At baseline Gendera 6.8 8
At baseline Deprivation categorya 6.7 7
At baseline Physical disabilitya 6.3 7
At baseline Learning disabilitya 6.2 7
At baseline Ethnicitya 6.1 7
At baseline Formally diagnosed with a mental health conditionb

Note. Outcomes rated by the expert panel as being most important with a mean rating greater than 7 and a median rating greater than or equal to 8 were designated as core for measurement and reporting by BWMIs.

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; QoL, quality of life.

a

Mean scores were not greater than 7 and/or median scores were not greater than or equal to 8, but outcomes are considered protected characteristics.

b

New outcome added to ensure a comprehensive core outcome set.