In addition, clinical data, disease status and treatment, sociodemographic characteristics, adverse events and potential predictors of compliance and satisfaction with the exercise program will be recorded.
Additionally, a patient-reported outcome 'participant satisfaction' is reported as participants' satisfaction with the exercise intervention in itself as well as satisfaction with specific contextual factors within the physical environment.
Taking an employee-centric approach, the paper investigates employee satisfaction with opportunities to exercise their voice, and assesses employee views on the quality of senior management receptiveness to employee voice.
Secondary aims were to evaluate the impact of the intervention on quality of life, perceived stress, happiness, satisfaction with life, sleep quality, exercise adherence, and exercise maintenance 12 months after study completion, and to identify predictors of exercise maintenance.
Questions 8 to 18 related to general health, medication, exposure to stomach acid, satisfaction with body shape/weight and exercise.
In order to bolster the qualitative reports with data from another source, we administered a self-developed questionnaire assessing the frequency of mindfulness practice and the participants' satisfaction with the individual mindfulness exercises (body scan, sitting meditation, yoga, three-minute breathing-space).
Students who scored 2 and lower on question 3 reported lower levels of satisfaction with the video blogging exercises, suggesting that the more comfortable the students were with new technologies, the more positively they responded to video blogging activities.
Process measures will include participants' attendance at exercise and training sessions, participants' satisfaction with all three intervention components (group exercise session, therapeutic lifestyle training focusing on nutrition and oral care and on-going tailored motivation support).
Topics focused on (1) what types of clothing are worn for exercise, (2) whether women feel they have a choice in their clothing, (3) whether they perceive alternative clothing options for exercise, and (4) whether they experience satisfaction with their clothing choices made for exercise.
