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Table 1 Description of the movement coaching intervention

From: Movement coaching: study protocol of a randomized controlled trial evaluating effects on physical activity and participation in low back pain patients

Intervention measure

Main objectives

Face-to-face contact

Movement Coaching I (inpatient; week 2)

Motivation

Perceived consequences of PA behavior: Health-related risk perception

Self-efficacy beliefs

Planning individual physical activity after rehabilitation I

Movement Coaching II (inpatient; week 3)

Planning individual physical activity after rehabilitation II Self-efficacy beliefs

Barriers and solution strategies

Networking; places to be physically active at home

Telephone aftercare

Telephone aftercare I (week 8 after inpatient rehabilitation)

Establishing a solid relationship of trust

Current PA behavior of the patient

Barriers and facilitators to transfer physical activity plans in daily living

Further planning in PA activities

Telephone aftercare II (week 12 after inpatient rehabilitation)

Current PA behavior of the patient

Barriers and facilitators to transfer physical activity plans in daily living

Further planning in PA activities

Internet based aftercare

 

Web 2.0 platform (until 12 months after inpatient rehabilitation)

Target group specific information on PA and LBP

Communication platform