Stepped Care for Weight Loss Maintenance
减肥保养的阶梯护理
基本信息
- 批准号:10584935
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 38.86万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-05 至 2028-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccelerometerAddressAdherenceBehaviorBehavior ControlBehavior TherapyBody WeightBody Weight decreasedCaloriesCaringChronicCounselingDietE-learningEating BehaviorEducationEffectiveness of InterventionsElectronic MailEnergy IntakeFailureFeedbackFrequenciesGoalsHealthcareHeterogeneityIndividualIntakeInterventionLife StyleMaintenanceMethodsModelingMonitorNatureObesityOutcomeOutcome StudyParticipantPatient Self-ReportPatientsPersonsPhasePhysical activityProfessional counselorProviderRandomizedRelapseResearchResourcesScheduleTelephoneTextText MessagingTimeVisitWeightWeight maintenance regimenadult obesitybehavioral adherenceclinical practiceclinically significantcomorbiditycostdigital healthdigital tooleconomic evaluationflexibilitygroup interventionimplementation costimprovedincremental cost-effectivenessindividual responselifestyle interventionnovelobesity managementobesity treatmentpatient orientedpatient responseprimary outcomeprogramsremote monitoringresponsesuccesstelemonitoringtheoriestherapy designtooltreatment as usualtreatment responseweight loss interventionweight maintenancewireless fidelity
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Weight loss maintenance remains the Achilles' heel of obesity management. Extended intervention contact
reduces weight regain. However, continued counseling in practice is rare. Digital health interventions can
address barriers to providing in-person maintenance counseling. Our long-term goal is to develop more
effective weight loss maintenance strategies that are accessible, patient-centered, and tailored to meet
individuals' needs. To accomplish this goal, the proposed trial will examine whether, after 16 weeks of initial
weight loss, a stepped-care, digital health intervention improves the maintenance of a >5% weight loss. Phase
I
lifestyle
phase,
(UC);
(STEP).
SELF
is a non-randomized, 16-week, weight-loss phase during which all participants wil receive the same group
intervention designed to induce a > 5% weight l oss. In Phase II, a 52-week weight-loss maintenance
180 adults with obesity who have lost >5% will be randomized to one of three interventions: usual care
daily self-monitoring of weight, diet, and physical activity with digital tools (SELF); or
The UC group will receive monthly, emailed weight loss maintenance education. Participants in the
group will have access to a digital health intervention that uses:
l
stepped care
daily remote monitoring of weight,
physical activity, and calorie intake; and automated, personalized text-messaging to
adherence.
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additionally
(Step
percentage
weeks,
transition
encourage behaviora
begin with access to the digital health program (Step 1). Participants who, after the first
weeks, have not maintained their 5% weight loss or have regained 2 percentage points of their weight, will
receive monthly visits with a counselor to promote behavioral adherence and address barriers
2). Participants who, at 26 weeks, have not maintained a > 5% weight loss or have regained 2
points with Step 2 will transition to twice-monthly counseling (Step 3). Participants who, at 39
still have not maintained a > 5% weight l oss or have regained 2 percentage points with Step 3 will
to a partial meal replacement plan for the last 13 weeks (Step 4).
l
STEP will
Our primary aim is to determine if
SELF and STEP result in better maintenance of weight loss compared to UC. Our secondary aims are to
examine differences in self-weighing frequency, eating behaviors, and physical activity, and examine if STEP,
relative to SELF, produces greater improvements in weight, self-weighing frequency, eating behaviors, and
physical activity.
each
We will also conduct an economic analysis to evaluate the incremental cost effectiveness of
intervention per unit decrease in weight (kg).The expected outcome of the study is to demonstrate the
efficacy of a digital health intervention for weight loss maintenance, providing a solution to many challenges
that interfere with successful delivery of obesity treatment. We also expect to show the efficacy of a stepped
care model for weight loss maintenance, providing a
individuals' responses to treatment.
strategy to address themarked heterogeneity in
项目摘要/摘要
减肥维持仍然是阿喀琉斯肥胖管理的脚跟。扩展干预接触
减轻体重恢复。但是,实践中继续咨询很少见。数字健康干预措施可以
寻求提供面对面维护咨询的障碍。我们的长期目标是发展更多
有效的减肥维持策略,可访问,以患者为中心且量身定制以满足
个人的需求。为了实现这一目标,拟议的试验将检查初始16周后是否是否
体重减轻,阶梯护理,数字健康干预措施可改善> 5%的体重减轻。阶段
我
生活方式
阶段,
(uc);
(步)。
自己
是一个非随机,16周的减肥阶段,在此期间所有参与者都将接受同一组
旨在诱导> 5%体重的干预措施。在第二阶段,一个52周的减肥维护
180名肥胖成年人损失> 5%的成年人将被随机分为三种干预措施之一:通常的护理
使用数字工具(自我)对体重,饮食和体育活动的每日自我监控;或者
UC组将每月通过电子邮件发送减肥维护教育。参与者
小组将可以使用使用:
l
阶梯护理
每日远程监控体重,
体育锻炼和卡路里摄入量;和自动化的个性化文本消息
坚持。
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此外
(步
百分比
几周,
过渡
鼓励行为
从访问数字健康计划开始(步骤1)。参与者,第一次之后
几周,尚未保持其5%的体重减轻或恢复2个百分点的体重,将
与辅导员每月访问以促进行为遵守并解决障碍
2)。 26周没有保持> 5%的体重减轻或恢复2的参与者2
步骤2的积分将过渡到每月两次咨询(第3步)。 39岁的参与者
仍然没有保持> 5%的体重l oss或通过步骤3恢复了2个百分点
在过去的13周内进行部分膳食替代计划(步骤4)。
l
步骤将
我们的主要目的是确定是否
与UC相比,自我和步骤可以更好地维持体重减轻。我们的次要目标是
检查自我差异频率,饮食行为和体育锻炼的差异,并检查是否步骤
相对于自我,体重的改善,自我投资的频率,饮食行为以及
体育锻炼。
每个
我们还将进行经济分析,以评估
每单位干预体重减轻(kg)。该研究的预期结果是证明
数字健康干预措施减肥的功效,为许多挑战提供了解决方案
这干扰了成功提供肥胖治疗。我们还希望显示出阶梯的功效
减肥维持的护理模型,提供
个人对治疗的反应。
解决这些问题的策略在
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