Of these, 606 (55.6%) had parental consent and anthropometric measures were completed on those in school on measurement days (n=571, 94.2% of consented).
These measures were completed approximately 30 min before each examination.
Study outcome measures were completed at baseline, 24, and 36 weeks (nonintervention follow-up).
All measures were completed at baseline (week 0), after the intervention (week 7) and at 6 months (week 24).
The NFQ, FFQ and a variety of other measures were completed by 34 female survivors of rape and 28 female control participants.
Design: By using an evaluation design, multiple outcome measures were completed by patients, family members, and clinicians at admission and discharge.
The presence of OCD was established via structured clinical interview and clinician-rated outcome measures were completed by evaluators blinded to the method of treatment.
Follow-up KDQOL-36™ and EQ-5D-5 L measures were completed at the week 4 and week 8 dialysis clinic visit.
Youth were individually administered neuropsychological measures of executive functioning and intelligence and completed self-report measures of executive dysfunction, coping, and depressive symptoms in small groups; the latter two measures were completed again 4 months later (Time 2 [T2]).
Follow-up FLIE and PGRC and sPGA measures were completed weekly thereafter, also before dialysis at one of the subject's three times per week dialysis clinic visits, for the duration of the study.
Once all baseline measures were completed, participants were randomised to either the intervention or the comparator website.
