Condition: Physical Activity · Inpatients · Digital Health · Sponsor: Bispebjerg Hospital
Sedentary behaviour among medical inpatients is strongly associated with hospital-associated functional decline and poses a severe threat to patients' functional capacity and independency. High human and socioeconomic costs underline the urgency to find solutions to this world-wide problem. Objective: This multicentre study, including a total of 400 patients from Copenhagen, Aalborg, Tórshavn, and Nuuk, will assess the effect of a digital intervention that aims to reduce sedentary behaviour and increase physical activity in medical inpatients. Intervention: Digital feedback and nudging regarding the patients' physical activity levels to patients and healthcare staff Design: Stepped-wedge cluster randomised multicentre trial Primary outcome: Daily average time of patients' physical activity (minutes).
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Durita V Gunnarsson, PhD student, MSc. · +45 26472857 · durita.videroe.gunnarsson@regionh.dk
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| Bispebjerg Hospital | Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark | Recruiting |
| Aalborg University Hospital | Hobro, North Denmark, Denmark | Recruiting |
| National Hospital | Tórshavn, Faroe Islands | Recruiting |
| Queen Ingrids Hospital | Nuuk, Greenland | Recruiting |
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