Treatment adherence
Join2move usage drop-off
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Patients with knee/hip OA used Join2move less than intended: 94% started, 46% hit 6/9 modules, only 19% finished all nine.
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Module completion fell from 80% (module 1) to 55% (module 2); older age and comorbidity predicted lower completion (OR 0.33 for comorbidity).
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Effect sizes and settings differ across treatment adherence studies — digital vs clinic, trial vs observational — so results should not be pooled casually.
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Effect sizes and settings differ across treatment adherence studies — digital vs clinic, trial vs observational — so results should not be pooled casually.
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Study at a glance
- Design
- Other — Secondary analysis of the intervention arm of a 199-person RCT; control arm unused (usage logs + predictors)
- N
- N=100 · Intervention-arm users given login credentials
- Population
- Adults with knee and/or hip osteoarthritis assigned to Join2move
- Outcome
- Module completion and predictors of program adherence
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Join2move usage drop-off
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94% started; 46% reached 6/9 modules; 19% finished all 9.
Of all participants, 94% started the program, 46% reached the threshold of 6 out of 9 completed modules, and 19% finished all 9 weekly modules.
80% completed module 1; 55% module 2.
depicts an overview of the module completion rate; 80% of the subjects completed the first module.
Key findings
Module completion fell from 80% (module 1) to 55% (module 2); older age and comorbidity predicted lower completion (OR 0.33 for comorbidity).
Methodology
Mixed-methods analysis of usage logs plus predictors for a web-based PA intervention (Join2move) among knee/hip osteoarthritis patients.
Limitations
Does not test clinical OA outcomes of high vs low usage in an RCT contrast here.
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