| Primary | Feasibility Measure Per Participant | Total number of intervention visits completed per patient as a proportion of the number of intervention visits each patient is intended to complete. | Participants in the intervention group only | Posted | | Number | | proportion of intended visits | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Primary | Total Feasibility Measure | Total number of intervention visits completed by all study participants as a proportion of total intervention visits expected in the study | Participants in the intervention group only | Posted | | Number | | proportion of total intervention visits | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | visits | visits | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Primary | Feasibility Measure/Assess Loss to Follow-up | Number of patients completing all study follow-up sessions as a proportion of the number of patients enrolled. | | Posted | | Number | | proportion of participants | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Primary | Feasibility Measure | Average number of patients enrolled per month over 12 weeks | | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | average participants per month | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) - Anxiety Subscale | An instrument used to assess anxiety symptoms. Scores range from 0 to 21. A HADS score ≥8 indicates clinically important symptoms on either subscale (more symptoms). | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) - Depression Subscale | An instrument used to assess depressive symptoms. Scores range from 0 to 21. A HADS score ≥8 indicates clinically important symptoms on either subscale (more symptoms). | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Personal Health Questionnaire - 8 Item Version (PHQ-8) | The PHQ-8 uses a 4-point Likert scale to assess depressive symptoms. The score range is 0 to 27. Scores 5-9 indicate "mild" symptoms, 10-14 "moderate", and ≥20 "severe" depressive symptoms. Higher score more symptoms. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Activity Measure for Post-Acute Care Computer Adaptive Test (AMPAC-CAT) - Basic Mobility Score | The AMPAC-CAT, a measure of physical function, has 269 items across three domains (basic mobility, daily activity and applied cognitive). The computer adaptive test requires a mean of 22 items from the item bank. Scores are norm-based (min 0 and mx 100). Higher scores indicate better function. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | EQ-5D-5L - Utility Score | The EQ-5D-5L is an instrument developed by the EuroQol group to measure health status. The Eq-5D-5L has 5 dimensions: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort and anxiety/depression. Each dimension has 5 levels, ranging from 1 (no problems) to 5 (extreme problems). The resulting health utility score ranges from -0.11 to 1.00. Higher scores indicate better health status. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Healthcare Utilization - Readmissions | Patient interview to assess the following end of study (ie ~12 weeks) variable: number of patients with inpatient readmissions | Patients with data collected | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Healthcare Utilization - Ever Utilized Mental Health Care | Patient interview to assess the following end of study (ie ~12 weeks) variable: number of participants who ever utilized outpatient mental health | patients with data collected | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | end of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Healthcare Utilization - Rehabilitation | Patient interview to assess the following end of study (ie ~12 weeks) variable: number of patients who ever utilized physical rehabilitation services | patients with data collected | Posted | | Count of Participants | | Participants | | end of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Behavioral Activation for Depression SCALE (BAS) | This is a 25-item scale that measures changes in avoidance and activation over the course of Behavioral Activation treatment using a 7 point scale (0=not at all to 6=completely). The scale is grouped into 4 subscales (Activation, Avoidance/Rumination, Work/School Impairment, and Social Impairment). To calculate a total score, items on all subscales other than Activation are reverse-coded and then an unweighted sum is computed. Score range 0 to 150. Higher scores indicate greater activation. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 |
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| Secondary | Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale (CD RISC) | This is a 25-item scale with each item rated on a 5-point scale (higher scores indicating greater resilience). The total score ranges from 0 to 100. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Number of Phone Attempts Needed by the OT to Reach the Participant for Each Session | | Data not collected due to COVID-19 pandemic-related changes for research staff such that fewer staff were available for research procedures, and needed to decrease burden on staff for data collection to allow for prioritizing key data elements (including primary outcomes). | Posted | | | | | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Percentage of Sessions Fully Completed and Partially Completed | Measure of adherence for intervention group | This outcome is for intervention group only | Posted | | Number | | percentage of sessions completed | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) - BLIND | Measure of cognitive impairment. Score range 0 - 22. Higher scores indicate better cognitive function. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Impact of Events Scale - Revised (IES-R) | This is a measure the subjective response to a specific traumatic event (in this case - critical illness and associated ICU experience). The IES-R consists of 22 items, each rated on a 5-point scale; item scores are averaged to generate a mean total score (range: 0-4). Higher score indicates more stress symptoms. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Self Distraction Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Active Coping Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Denial Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | end of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Substance Use Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Emotional Support Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Instrumental Support Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Behavioral Disengagement Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Venting Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Positive Reframing Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Planning Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Humor Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Acceptance Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Religion Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Brief Coping With Problems Experienced (Brief COPE) - Self-Blame Subscale | A 28-item measure of coping strategies with responses provided using a 4-point Likert scale. Minimum score=2 to Maximum score=8. Higher score indicates greater use of the specified coping strategy. | Participants with data collected | Posted | | Mean | Standard Deviation | score on a scale | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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| Secondary | Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) (SCID-5) | A clinical interview to assess depressive symptoms. This is a qualitative assessment. | Data not collected due to participant survey burden and COVID-19 pandemic-related changes for both research staff and participants. | Posted | | | | | | End of intervention (12 weeks) | | | | ID | Title | Description |
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| OG000 | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation | Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation Behavioral Activation - Rehabilitation: Participants will first receive a home visit from a physical therapist (PT) who will evaluate home safety and establish/verify the participant's exercise prescription. Within 1 week, an occupational therapist (OT) will visit the home to: 1) explain the purpose of behavioral activation (BA); 2) help the participant identify long-term recovery goals regarding "valued activities"; and 3) then, using the principles of BA, identify short-term goals for the next week and an action plan. The OT will then call the participant weekly (weeks 2-5) to review the status of the prior week's goals and use BA to set new goals for the upcoming week. The PT and OT will repeat home visits at week 6 to assess the participant's progress, and the OT will conduct phone calls every 2 weeks for weeks 8-12. | | OG001 | Usual Care Control | |
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