Table 2.

Reported Significance at Postintervention.^a

Author	Stress	Mindfulness	Mood	Anxiety	Depression	Resilience	Self-Compassion	Empowerment at Work Scale	WHO 5	Work Ability	Distress	Work Engagement Scale	Quality of Life: Linear Analog Scale	Measure of Sleep	Measure of Fatigue	Measure of Fat	Measure of PA	Measure of Mass	DBP	$\dot{\mathrm{V}}{\mathrm{O}}_2$ peak (mL/kg/min)
Amutio		↑↑
Asuero		↑↑	↑↑
Barene																–		↑↑	–	–
Cheng	↑↑				↑↑
Chesak	–	–		–		–
Doran			↑↑											–			↓↓	–	–b
Duchemin	–		↑
Dyrbye								–				–	–		–
Fang	↑↑													↑↑
Hersch	↑↑,--c		–								–
Jakobsen			–							↑↑
Ketelaar	–d			–	–				–	–	–	↑↑			–
Leedo			–															–
Linzer	–
Low	–																–	–
Luthar	↑↑		↑↑		↑↑		↑↑								–
Matsugaki			–		–											–		–		↑↑
Mealer	↑d			–	↑↑	↑
Mistretta	↑			–	–		–		↑					–
Moody	–				–
Pipe				↑↑	↑↑
Querstret		↑↑												↑↑	↑↑
Schroeder	↑↑	↑↑				–
Sood 2011	↑↑			↑↑		↑↑							↑↑		–
Sood 2014	↑↑	↑↑		↑↑		–							↑↑b
Steinberg												↑
Tucker																–b	↑	↑b
Valley		↑↑
West	–				–

Abbreviations: PA, physical activity; DBP, diastolic blood pressure.

^aSymbol of significance: ↑↑ Intervention group significant between groups P < .05, ↑ Intervention group significant within groups P < .05, – no sig difference), ↓↓ Control group significant between group.

^bSignificantly different at baseline.

^cTwo different measures of concept.

^dMeasured post-traumatic stress.