Interventions for reducing sedentary behaviour in people with stroke

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Table 1. Outcome measures classification

Outcome		Type or Domain
Primary outcomes	Death¹	Any cause
	Recurrent non‐fatal events¹	Cardiovascular
		Cerebrovascular
Secondary outcomes	Adverse events¹	Falls
	Sedentary behaviour¹	Time
		Pattern
Other outcomes	Risk factors
	Impairments	Physical fitness
		Balance
	Activity limitations	Specific
		Generic
	Participation restriction
	Quality of life
	Psychosocial
	Mood
	Fatigue
	Cognition
	Complications of immobility
1 Outcome categories to be included in the 'Summary of findings' table

Table 1. Outcome measures classification

Table 2. 'Summary of Findings' table outline

Participants: people with stroke, who participated in an intervention to reduce or fragment sedentary time Setting: Any Intervention: Any intervention designed to reduce or fragment sedentary behaviour with or without usual care Comparison: No intervention, attention control, sham intervention or adjunct intervention with or without usual care
Outcomes	Absolute risk	Comparative risk (95% CI)	Relative effect (95% CI)	Number of participants (studies)	Quality of the evidence (GRADE)	Comments
Death¹
Recurrent events²
Adverse events³
Sedentary behaviour⁴
CI: Confidence Interval, GRADE: Grades of evidence as per Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation Working Group 1 Death by any cause 2 Non‐fatal cerebrovascular or cardiovascular events 3 Number of falls 4 Wake time spent lying/sitting/reclining or degree of fragmentation of sedentary time, recorded by any tool.

Table 2. 'Summary of Findings' table outline