Table
1:
Complementary quantitative and qualitative data. The CIPIC Rehab Study.
|
Quantitative Data Collected
Through Questionaries, Patient Medical Records And Survey With Closed-Ended
Questions |
Qualitative Data Collected Through Semi-Structured Focus Group
Interviews And Survey Open-Ended Questions |
|
Walking Distance ·
Treadmill test,
maximal walking distance ·
6-min walking
test ·
Self-reported
walking distance before claudication appears |
Walking Distance ·
Experiences with
walking ·
Managing physical
activity and burning leg pain
|
|
Physical Activity ·
Level of physical
activity/30 min/day ·
Use of pedometer
and logbook ·
30-second chair
stand test |
Physical Activity ·
What motivates
physical activity? ·
How do pedometer,
logbook impact physical activity |
|
The
Vascular Quality Of Life Questionnaire The
Hospital Anxiety And Depression Scale ·
Condition in the
legs compared to baseline |
The
Vascular Quality Of Life Questionnaire The
Hospital Anxiety And Depression Scale ·
Ability to walk
and feeling better mentally |
|
Healthy diet ·
Nutritional screening ·
Fat-fish-fruit green score (‘hjertekost’) ·
Changes in the score ·
Bmi and waist measurements |
Healthy diet ·
Was advice from the dietician useful? ·
Impact on changes? |
|
Participation in the intervention ·
Exercise sessions
(physiotherapist) ·
Education
(vascular nurse) ·
Education
(dietician) |
Participation in the
intervention ·
What do you think
about the sessions with the physiotherapist, nurse and dietitian? |
|
Components in the rehabilitation programme ·
Duration ·
Content ·
Setting |
Components in the rehabilitation programme ·
How should the ideal rehabilitation programme be? |