Feasibility of an Early Initiated Physiotherapy Intervent... | NCT05761119 | Trialant

Feasibility of an Early Initiated Physiotherapy Intervent... | NCT05761119 | Trialant

Arms/Interventions Module

Arm Groups

Label	Type	Description	Intervention Names
Early Initiated Physiotherapy Intervention	Experimental	All participants will recieve the intervention (see Intervention for description) to investigate the feasibility.	Other: Physical activity

Interventions

Name	Type	Description	Arm Group Labels	Other Names
Physical activity	Other	The focus of the intervention is on exercises that can improve venous return, and consists of progressive walking training at moderate and high intensity as well as guidance on physical activity. The training program is inspired by the WHO's recommendations for physical activity. The training program consists of a 14-day introductory period based on an initial interview with a physiotherapist, where the aim is to hit 30 min. times/day at moderate intensity. After 14 days, the patient receives physiotherapeutic guidance in physical activity and is introduced to the next period of 14 days, where the activity level is maintained, and the goal is to further achieve 2 x 20 min./week of high-intensity physical activity. After one month of training, the patient will be guided on maintaining and possibly progressing physical activity.

Outcomes Module

Primary Outcomes

Measure	Description	Time Frame
Participation	That 50% of all eligible patients wish to participate	Baseline to one month
Dropout	That less than 20% of the included patients wish to stop the intervention within the first month	Baseline to one month
Respond rate regarding questionnaire on quality of life	That 80% respond to the questionnaire on quality of life upon admission	Baseline to one month
Adverse events	That no adverse events, which can be related to the intervention, are recorded during the training period	Baseline to one month

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