Data analysis
cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes
DIABETES
To analyze whether the duration and content of the counseling sessions differed according to the intervention dose, subgroups were defined according to intervention attendance. “Early dropouts” dropped out of the intervention after leaving in-patient treatment, “low dose” was defined as less than 75% of the remote intervention and “high dose” was defined as 75% or more of the intended remote intervention. This cut off is supported by meta-analytic data on the adherence to physical activity interventions in other chronic conditions (cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes), which show that the average adherence rate is 77% (95% CI 0.68 to 0.84) of the intended dose [Metric data were reported in means (