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Table 3 Association between factors during implementation and sitting time at 3 months follow-up compared to baseline. Intervention group only (n = 173).

From: “Oh-oh, the others are standing up... I better do the same”. Mixed-method evaluation of the implementation process of ‘Take a Stand!’ - a cluster randomized controlled trial of a multicomponent intervention to reduce sitting time among office workers

 

Variable

When

Category

n (%)

Coef.

95% CI

p

Context

Concurrent institutional changes

Interviews

Yes

67 (50)

23

-10

55

0.171

Initiation of the intervention

Initiation (participants influenced initiation)

Interviews

Yes

87 (65)

5

−38

47

0.826

Drivers of change

Management support

1 month

High/very high

98 (77)

−1

−27

25

0.950

3 months

High/very high

89 (67)

−16

−40

8

0.191

Active ambassador

Interviews

Yes

58 (43)

5

−39

48

0.836

Readiness for change

Desire to change sitting

Baseline

Strong/very strong

65 (49)

0

−21

21

0.985

1 month

Strong/very strong

79 (62)

−35

−56

−15

0.001

3 months

Strong/very strong

72 (56)

−31

−53

−9

0.005

Need for project with focus on sitting time

Baseline

Strong/very strong

63 (48)

−9

−31

12

0.393

Changes in mental models

Motivation for ‘Take a Stand!’

1 month

Strong/very strong

87 (68)

−34

−55

−13

0.002

3 months

Strong/very strong

73 (57)

−36

−57

−16

0.001

Sense of collective engagement concerning ‘Take a Stand!’

1 month

High/very high

64 (50)

3

−21

26

0.831

3 months

High/very high

60 (47)

−28

−50

−6

0.011

Mutual support at the office

3 months

Totally/partly agree

93 (72)

−17

−42

8

0.175

Focus on common goals

Interviews

Yes

101 (75)

19

−14

51

0.255

‘Take a Stand!’ has contributed to a positive atmosphere

3 months

Totally/partly agree

85 (66)

−14

−37

10

0.246

‘Take a Stand!’ has contributed to positive experiences in the office

3 months

Totally/partly agree

81 (63)

−8

−31

15

0.476

Non participants (influenced project)

Interviews

Yes

42 (31)

−3

−31

26

0.864