High-Intensity Strength Training After Hip Fracture
Author Information
Author(s): Rauzi Michelle, Tran Melissa, Monroe Kelly, Stevens-Lapsley Jennifer
Primary Institution: Department of Veterans Affairs
Hypothesis
Does testosterone therapy combined with supervised exercise training improve functional recovery after hip fracture?
Conclusion
The study found that the intervention fidelity was excellent, indicating that the training protocol was effectively implemented across sites.
Supporting Evidence
- The fidelity assessments showed a mean score of 96.3%, indicating excellent adherence to the training protocol.
- Cost savings were achieved by eliminating site visits for fidelity assessments.
Takeaway
This study looked at how well a training program worked for people recovering from hip fractures, and it showed that the program was followed very closely.
Methodology
The study involved a fidelity process for supervised exercise training delivered by 28 interventionists across 8 sites, with assessments conducted through video submissions and in-person evaluations.
Limitations
Technological challenges related to video recording and uploading were noted as a barrier.
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