Over the years, we have followed several outcomes, including glycemic control, hypoglycemia frequency, exercise frequency, and self-management practices.
Also, it was reassuring to find that being employed and engaged in high frequency exercise per week contributed to better HRQoL.
The diversity of programmes in terms of duration, frequency, exercise type and intensity, and followup clearly identifies a lack of consensus on the fundamental principles of chair-based exercise programmes for frail elderly populations.
The individualized home exercise programs are monitored weekly by study staff through phone interview using standardized forms including questions about frequency, exercises completed, and adverse events.
Our aim was to compare the effect of high-frequency and low-frequency exercise therapy in patients who had undergone CABG.
The topic of the study presented in this paper, ie, the sustainability of effects of low-frequency exercise intervention in residential aged care, has previously received little attention.
Body mass index, medication adherence, and tobacco and alcohol use, and frequency of exercise were also included in the analyses.
These were adjusted for age, BMI, hypertension, frequency of exercise, beta blocker use, uric acid, self-reported diabetes, smoking status, educational level, and random area effects.
However, the optimal combination of frequency and exercise duration, as well as the importance of exercise supervision, is unknown.
Exercise habits were assessed by three questions about the frequency of exercise on different levels of effort: high, medium and low effort.
Exercise in adolescence was determined by questionnaire by the frequency of exercise causing breathlessness or sweating (monthly or less, weekly, 2 3 times weekly, 4 6 times weekly, or daily).
