Participant feedback
Participants either strongly agreed or agreed that Zoom was easy to learn and use after the first few sessions. Participants strongly disagreed that they needed someone at home to help them use the system, strongly agreed they were able to use the system by themselves, and rated the audio and video quality as acceptable either all the time or most of the time. Feasibility of telehealth-supervised exercise was high; participants either strongly agreed or agreed they would use it again, were satisfied with the experience, felt safe, and would recommend telehealth to others with SLE. Over half of the participants strongly disagreed or disagreed that they would have preferred to do the exercise sessions on their own without telehealth supervision, and there were mixed responses about whether they would have preferred to go to a central venue instead. Participants strongly agreed or agreed that the exercise program had enough variety, was challenging enough to improve their strength, and that they had sufficient space to perform the exercises at home. The preferred dose parameters were 2 sessions/week (Quantitative feedback following the telehealth-supervised exercise program (Additional information: Note that only the responses that were selected by participants are included in this table for brevity.