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Table 1 Process evaluation methods and data collected for intervention and control participants

From: Reducing sitting at work: process evaluation of the SMArT Work (Stand More At Work) intervention

Focus

Intervention participants

Control participants

6-month questionnaire (n = 58, 88% RR)

12-month questionnaire (n = 55, 87% RR)

Focus group (n = 29, 46% RR)

12-month questionnaire (n = 37, 80% RR)

Focus group (n = 5, 11% RR)

Height-adjustable workstation

 Use

  

 Usability

  

 Experiences

  

 Perceptions

  

 Strategies for use

  

 External support for use

  

  

Education seminar

 Perceptions of content

 

  

 Increased awareness and motivation

    

 Key messages

 

  

 Impact on behaviour

  

  

 Wider dissemination

     

Sitting diary (for goal setting/self-monitoring behaviour)

 Use

   

 Usefulness

   

 Improvements

   

Sitting behaviour feedback

 Use

   

 Usefulness

   

 Increased motivation

   

 Assisted with goal setting

   

Darma cushion

 Use

   

 Usefulness

   

 Usability of device

   

 Ease of use

   

 Facilitated behaviour change

   

Alternative support for self-monitoring and/or prompt

 Use of other self-monitoring or prompt tools

   

Educational leaflet

 Use

    

 Usefulness

    

 Perceptions of content

    

Progress chats (coaching) with research team

 Usefulness

 

   

 Perceptions

 

   

Motivations for remaining in study

    

Workplace managerial support

  

 

Strategies used to change sitting behaviour (desk, goal setting, prompting, education)

  

  

Behaviour changes resulting from participating in study

  

 

Motivators for behaviour change

  

  

Facilitators to behaviour change

  

  

Impact of colleagues on behaviour

  

  

Reducing sitting outside of work

  

  

Benefits of reducing sitting and negative/adverse events

  

  

Behaviour change maintenance

  

  

Wider policy changes at work

  

  

Other lifestyle changes

 

 

Impact of measurement sessions on behaviour

  

  1. RR Response Rate