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. 2020 Apr 16;2020(4):CD012626. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD012626.pub2

NCT03660644.

Trial name or title Physical activity following PR in patients with COPD
Methods DESIGN 2 groups, cluster; COMPARISON intervention vs. no intervention; SAMPLE SIZE n = 60
Blinding: outcomes assessor, "Physiotherapists will be aware of the allocation of the programmes (not possible to blind) as they will be involved with delivering information/training of intervention components. A researcher blinded to group allocation will perform quantitative analysis."
Participants Diagnosis of COPD; age 30 to 100 years; enrolled in PR within Lincolnshire Community Health Services; for telephone interviews: access to a telephone
Interventions DURATION OF INTERVENTION 12 months following PR
INTERVENTION PAC
  • pedometer: report step count daily in paper diary

  • group chat on WhatsApp


NO INTERVENTION
Outcomes ASSESSMENT TIME POINTS
  • Baseline: during PR

  • Mid‐intervention: 12 weeks post‐PR

  • End intervention: 52 weeks post‐PR


PRIMARY OUTCOME MEASURE Adherence : “acceptability” number of participants who comply with intervention
SECONDARY OUTCOMES
  • Physical activity: step count, sedentary time, time spent in different activity intensities, sleep, vector magnitude units

  • HRQOL: CRQ

  • Exercise capacity: ISWT

Starting date Retrospectively registered; actual study start June 2018; first posted September 2018; estimated study completion October 2019
Contact information Hayley Robinson hrobinson@lincoln.ac.uk Arwel Jones ArJones@lincoln.ac.uk University of Lincoln (UK)
Notes Collaborators: NHS PR clinics across Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, British Lung Foundation, University College, University of Oxford