Longitudinal changes over one-year follow-up
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Improvements seen from baseline to 8-weeks (i.e., from before to after completing the 8-week PR program) did not persist at 12-months of follow-up. All secondary outcomes (i.e., CAT, MMRC, and PROMIS) regressed to baseline scores. For example, at baseline, TelePR had a 22.27(8.35); 24.00 (mean (SD; median) and SPR had a 20.89(8.53); 24.00 for the CAT score. During 12-month assessment, TelePR had a 23.00(8.26); 23.00 and SPR had a 20.09(7.70); 21.500 for the CAT score -demonstrating that the scores had regressed. Very few participants (22.50% TelePR and 12.50% SPR) reported that they were continuing to exercise (Table S