WiN-Reha—effectiveness and durability of effects of orthopedic rehabilitation programs and the study of psychological determinants of aftercare behaviors: a study protocol

Katharina Feil, Julian Fritsch, Susanne Weyland, Lena-Marie Rittmann, Detlef Schmidt, D. Jekauc
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Rehabilitation programs have been shown to have a positive impact on patients' health and work ability. However, the durability of these effects and the extent to which patients alter their health behaviors remain underexplored. This study is divided into two parts; the first assesses the effectivity of rehabilitation programs for orthopedic patients and the durability of effects. The second part examines psychological determinants of aftercare health behaviors.Study Part 1 employs a longitudinal study design with up to nine measurement occasions encompassing a three-year follow-up period. Treatment is provided as per orthopedic indications through rehabilitation centers. Measures include subjective health, work ability, body weight, and physical activity behavior. Study Part 2 incorporates a mixed-methods design, involving both quantitative and qualitative assessments. The quantitative component aims to recruit a subsample from Study Part 1 to assess psychological determinants of aftercare health behaviors over 12 to 24 weeks using Ambulatory Assessment. The qualitative component aims to explore the reasons for maintenance and discontinuation of health behaviors and involves a reflexive thematic analysis of interviews with at least 16 individuals, analyzing the differences between those who adopt and those who discontinue their aftercare health behavior.This comprehensive research project may offer insights into the long-term effectivity of rehabilitation programs. Furthermore, it may foster a more profound understanding of the successful incorporation of health-promoting aftercare behaviors, such as physical activity, into everyday life. Therefore, this study may contribute significantly to the evolving field of patient-centered rehabilitation.The trial has been registered at the German Register of Clinical Studies (DRKS) with the registration number: DRKS00032257
WiN-Reha 骨科康复计划的效果和持久性以及术后护理行为的心理决定因素研究:研究方案
康复计划已被证明对患者的健康和工作能力有积极影响。然而,这些影响的持久性以及患者改变其健康行为的程度仍未得到充分探讨。本研究分为两个部分:第一部分评估骨科患者康复计划的有效性和效果的持久性。研究第一部分采用纵向研究设计,在为期三年的跟踪期内进行了多达九次测量。康复中心根据骨科适应症提供治疗。测量指标包括主观健康状况、工作能力、体重和体育锻炼行为。研究第二部分采用混合方法设计,包括定量和定性评估。定量部分旨在从研究第 1 部分中招募一个子样本,利用非卧床评估方法评估 12 至 24 周内护理后健康行为的心理决定因素。定性部分旨在探索保持和中断健康行为的原因,包括对至少 16 人的访谈进行反思性专题分析,分析采取和中断护理后健康行为的人之间的差异。此外,它还能促进人们更深入地了解如何将体育锻炼等促进健康的术后护理行为成功融入日常生活。因此,这项研究可能会为不断发展的以患者为中心的康复领域做出重大贡献。该试验已在德国临床研究注册中心(DRKS)注册,注册号为:DRKS00032257:DRKS00032257
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