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LIVELY Physical Activity Intervention in COPD Consultation Plans 1

Checklist Appointment 1 Introduction Assess health status Explain goal of the programme Mention general benefits of PA Familiarise patient with pedometer Do 20 step test Explain step diary Managing Breathlessness topic Insert any other information into consultation plan Arrange next appointment 2

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Appointment 1 Pedometer Familiarisation 20 Step Test Step Diary Familiarisation Educational Topic - managing breathlessness Other Information 3

Physical Activity Consultation Plan Appointment 1 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Record any adverse Events 1. Pedometer Familiarisation 2. 20 Step Test 3. Step Diary Familiarisation Pedometer Placement: R q L q 4

4. Educational Topic - Managing Breathlessness 5. Other Information 5

Checklist Appointment 2 Introduction Assess if any adverse events Remind the patient of the goal of the programme Re-affirm PA levels Discuss the benefits of PA Set general goal (SMART) Note any problems with pedometer Record steps for the familiarisation week Do self-efficacy walk Set step goal for week Complete Action & Coping Plan Assess patient confidence level Consider additional advice based on behaviour change strategies Discuss any other information Arrange next appointment 6

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Appointment 2 Re-affirm PA levels and Discuss Benefits of Physical Activity Set a General Goal (SMART) Review Pedometer/Step Diary Familiarisation Self Efficacy Walk Set Step Goal Additional Strategies Action Plan & Coping Plan (Barriers) Other Information 7

Physical Activity Consultation Plan Appointment 2 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Re-affirm PA levels and discuss benefits insert text used to guide the discussion 2. Set General Goal based on SMART (Specific, Measurable, Action orientated, Realistic & relevant, Time based) Concept 3. Review Pedometer/ Step Diary Familiarisation Insert steps from familiarisation week in table below: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps. 8

4. Self-Efficacy Walk Results Steps taken Borg scale when completed SE walk Number of rest periods needed during SE Walk Comments 5. Set Step Goal Use Step Count inserted from familiarisation week for step goal calculation Total weekly step count for 7days Average daily steps Self-efficacy walk result Agreed step goal and walking days 6. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9

Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 7. Other Information 10

Checklist Appointment 3-11 Introduction Report on patient s health state & record any AEs Patient progress reviewed Review overall (SMART) goal (appointment 6) New goal set & inserted into diary Action plan & barriers discussed Confidence levels with new goal assessed Additional strategies discussed Educational component covered (usually appointment 5) Any other information covered inserted in consultation plan Next appointment arranged 11

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointments 3-11(excluding Appt 5 and 6) Review progress Re-set walking goal Action Plan & Coping Plan (Barriers) Additional Strategies Other Information 12

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 3 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. 13

Step count calculation 3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) 14

Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 15

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 4 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N 16

Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step count calculation 3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 17

Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 18

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 5 Review progress Re-set Step goal Action Plan & Coping Plan (Barriers) Additional Strategies Appointment 5 Educational Components Other Information 19

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 5 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N 20

Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step count calculation 3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 21

Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies Education component 4. Other Information 22

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 6 Review progress Review overall (SMART) goal Re-set walking goal Action Plan & Coping Plan (Barriers) Additional Strategies Other Information 23

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 6 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) Review General Goal based on SMART (Specific, Measurable, Action orientated, Realistic & relevant, Time based) Concept (Assess if realistic/unrealistic/has been met or need a more realistic goal) 24

2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 25

3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 26

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 7 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 27

2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 28

3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 29

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 8 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 30

2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 31

3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 32

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 9 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 33

2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 34

3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 35

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 10 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N 36

Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 37

Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 38

Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 11 Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 1. Review progress (Recap on Benefits) 2. Re-Set Walking Goal Step Count inserted from pedometer (circle agreed walking days) Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps Goal met Y/N 39

Step goal set last week (days and daily steps) Step goal (met; partially met on no. of days; not met) Total weekly step count on walking days Average daily steps on walking days Self-efficacy walk result Remember to cross check pedometer with step diary to ensure correct recording of steps; and check patient can retrieve 7 day memory. Step Count Calculation 3. Complete Action and Coping Plan - Include discussion on barriers and insert text used to guide the discussion on solutions. Summarise this information below. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 40

Additional barriers and solutions Confidence Level (If this is less than 7/10, the goal needs to be discussed and re-set and this confidence measure reassessed) Additional Strategies 4. Other Information 41

Checklist Appointment 12 Introduction Report on patient s health state & record any AEs Patient progress reviewed Step count inserted into chart Summary of 12 week steps & goal pattern inserted Progress from week 1 to recent optimal step count reviewed Benefits of walking reinforced Personal goal reviewed Discuss maintenance strategies Summary of barriers & successful strategies inserted Additional strategies discussed Relapse prevention discussed Exacerbation advice given Plan for continuing maintenance discussed Resources for additional walking given Any other information covered inserted in consultation plan Complete PAI patient progress summary 42

Sign Posting/ Flow diagram Physical Activity Consultation Review Appointment 12 Review progress & recap on benefits Discuss overcoming barriers & maintenance of walking Relapse prevention/setbacks e.g. exacerbations Other Information 43

Physical Activity Consultation Appointment 12/Maintenance Appointment Date Has your health state changed in any way since your last visit with us? Report any Adverse Events 5. Review progress and Recap on benefits Step Count inserted from pedometer Day Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Total Steps No. of steps 44

Summary of average daily steps over the 12 week programme (or sooner if applicable) Week 1 (familiarisation) 2 3 Average daily number of steps on walking days 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Step pattern including difference between week 1 & final optimum step count Optimum weekly step count step count from week 1 = Reinforce benefits (include health benefits & things they enjoyed about walking) Review personal goal set at appointment 2 45

6. Discuss Maintenance Discuss social support and remind them of the benefits and things they enjoyed about walking. Insert key strategy/strategies selected for maintenance e.g. a) pedometer, b) timed walking, c) weekly diary, d) monthly diary, e) other strategies for maintaining PA Summary of key barriers and key successful strategies for overcoming these Key barriers over the 12 weeks Successful strategies for overcoming barriers Relapse Prevention Relapse Prevention relating to exacerbations 46

Summarise the plan to maintain walking over the next 3 months 7. Other Information 47

LIVELY: Physical activity in COPD Patient Progress Summary. Please note that the information for goals and average daily steps comes from the previous weeks consultation and patient activity e.g. at week/appointment 6 the clinician documents this information in the chart based on the step goal in week 5 and the subsequent patient activity between week 5 and 6. As week 12 is the last meeting with the clinician it is not possible to include step count data or progress data (unless as in the case of C101 where there was an additional week of contact). Patient ID Week/ Appointment Goals set in previous week Baseline 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Avg steps from previous week Progress 48

Acknowledgements Authors: Dr Brenda O Neill, Professor Suzanne McDonough, Miss Orlagh O Shea, Professor Madelynne Arden, Professor Judy Bradley Acknowledgements: Prepared for the LIVELY study in COPD (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT02161393.) Funder: Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke Association. Authors: Dr B O Neill, Ms OM O Shea, Prof SM McDonough, Dr L McGarvey, Prof I Bradbury, Prof M Arden, Prof T Troosters, Dr D Cosgrove, Dr T McManus, Dr TJ McDonnell, Prof JM Bradley We would like to thank the people with COPD who kindly contributed to this project and provided their views. 49