General practice referral of ‘at risk’ populations to community leisure services: applying the RE-AIM framework to evaluate the impact of a community-based physical activity programme for inactive adults with long-term conditions

Table 3 Descriptive statistics: CLICK into Activity outcomes

Measure	Baseline (N = 602)			3 month follow-up (N = 186)			6 month follow-up (N = 80)			12 month follow-up (N = 41)
Measure	N	Mean	SD	N	Mean	SD	N	Mean	SD	N	Mean	SD
Vigorous PA^a	600	0.65	4.71	184	58.59	68.28	79	82.41	76.89	41	53.66	80.89
Moderate PA^a	599	10.11	19.88	184	127.20	162.15	79	82.41	76.78	41	72.32	79.28
Walking^a	594	39.67	60.04	185	114.76	135.58	80	88.69	78.45	41	86.59	78.19
Total PA^a,b	592	50.54	63.45	184	300.84	283.10	79	253.10	183.34	41	212.56	195.38
Sport^a	598	0.20	2.31	185	19.76	33.82	78	21.35	43.48	41	21.83	42.60
Sitting time^a	572	3092.48	1362.15	177	2296.36	985.43	75	2214.80	966.23	41	2053.90	838.05
Mental wellbeing^c	485	47.74	10.88	177	53.90	9.94	76	57.25	8.46	40	58.35	10.47
Grip strength (Llbs)^d	596	25.43	10.01	176	26.63	9.66	71	26.43	9.04	34	25.03	8.02

Numbers do not always sum up to total due to missing responses
PA physical activity
^a Minutes per week
^b Sum of physical activity data (vigorous PA, moderate PA and walking)
^c Total Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS) score out of a possible 70 points
^d Objectively-measured via dynamometer

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