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Table 2 Study participation statistics for adolescents and parents

From: Does parental and adolescent participation in an e-health lifestyle modification intervention improve weight outcomes?

 

Mean (SD)

Median (IQR)a

Adolescent

 Number of weeks logged into website

13.4 (11.4)

11 (3–24)

 Percent of weeks logged into website

40.5 (34.6)

33.3 (9.1–72.7)

 Number of weeks self-monitoring was entered

8.3 (9.9)

4 (0–13)

 Percent of weeks self-monitoring was entered

24.3 (29.2)

11.8 (0–38.2)

Participation Rate

  Baseline to 4 months

38.1 (32.3)

33.2 (7.1–68.2)

  4 months to 8 months

18.0 (24.2)b

4.7 (0–35.0)

  Baseline to 8 months

28.4 (26.8)

20.5 (4.8–46.5)

Self-monitoring Rate

  Baseline to 4 months

36.3 (36.2)

23.5 (0–70.6)

  4 months to 8 months

12.4 (27.3)b

0 (0–5.9)

  Baseline to 8 months

24.3 (29.2)

11.8 (0–38.2)

Parent

 Number of weeks logged into website

7.5 (9.7)

3 (0–12)

 Percent of weeks logged into website

22.3 (29.5)

9.1 (0–36.4)

 Number of weeks self-monitoring was entered

4.5 (8.3)

0 (0–5)

 Percent of weeks self-monitoring was entered

13.2 (24.5)

0 (0–14.7)

Participation Rate

  Baseline to 4 months

30.9 (34.7)

17.6 (0–58.8)

  4 months to 8 months

14.2 (27.8)b

0 (0–6.3)

  Baseline to 8 months

22.8 (29.5)

9.1 (0–36.4)

Self-monitoring Rate

  Baseline to 4 months

18.5 (29.3)

0 (0–23.5)

  4 months to 8 months

8.0 (23.1)b

0 (0–0)

  Baseline to 8 months

13.2 (24.5)

0 (0–14.7)

  1. aInter-quartile range
  2. bSignificantly different compared to baseline to 4 months