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Table 3 Pilot aspects related to delivery of the ABLE 2.0 (registrationsa from OTs (n = 3) and participants (n = 6))

From: Occupational therapy addressing the ability to perform activities of daily living among persons living with chronic conditions: a randomised controlled pilot study of ABLE 2.0

 

Session 1

Session 2

Sessions 3–7

Final session

Number of OT registrations: n (%)

5 (83) b

4 (100)

6 (100)

2 (67) b

Session 1

The session gave me knowledge on which ADL tasks and skills are problematic: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

   

The session clarified focus (ADL tasks and skills) for intervention: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

   

The participant and I established a good basis for further cooperation: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

   

Session 2

The dialogue on discrepancy worked well: median (range)

 

4.0 (3–5)

  

The dialogue on goal setting worked well: median (range)

 

3.0 (2–5)

  

The dialogue on reasons for ADL problems worked well: median (range)

 

4.0 (4)

  

Sessions 3–7

The session contributed to goal attainment: median (range)

  

3.0 (2–4)

 

The participant and I had a good cooperation on finding new strategies: median (range)

  

4.0 (3–5)

 

The participant was willing to try new strategies: median (range)

  

4.0 (2–5)

 

Final session

The intervention overall contributed to goal attainment: (range)

   

(3)

The intervention overall contributed to better ADL ability: (range)

   

(4)

I believe client will carry on using new strategies: (range)

   

(3, 4)

Questions asked on all sessions

Confidence in delivering: median (range)

4.0 (4–5)

4.5 (3–5)

4.0 (3–5)

(4, 5)

OT engagement: median (range)

4.5 (4–5)

5.0 (4–5)

4.0 (3–5)

(5)

Involvement of client: median (range)

3.5 (3–4)

4.0 (4)

4.0 (3–4)

(4, 5)

Perceived meaningfulness: median (range)

4.0 (3–4)

4.5 (3–5)

4.0 (2–5)

(4, 5)

Perceived client meaningfulness: median (range)

3.5 (3–4)

3.5 (3–5)

3.5 (3–4)

(4, 5)

Perceived satisfaction on delivery: median (range)

3.5 (2–4)

3.5 (3–5)

4.0 (2–5)

(4, 5)

Perceived client satisfaction: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

3.5 (3–5)

4.0 (3–5)

(4, 5)

Number of participant registrations: n (%)

5 (83)

4 (100)

6 (100)

2 (67)

Session 1

ADL-I and AMPS gave me new knowledge on my ADL problems: median (range)

2.0 (2–3)

   

ADL-I and AMPS clarified focus for intervention: median (range)

4.0 (2–4)

   

OT and I established a good basis for further cooperation: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

   

I can see a purpose in participating in program: median (range)

4.0 (2–5)

   

Session 2

I liked the work on goal setting: median (range)

 

4.0 (4)

  

It was relevant to talk about reasons for my ADL problems: median (range)

 

4.0 (3–4)

  

I can see a purpose in participating in program: median (range)

 

4.0 (4)

  

Sessions 37

Session contributed to goal attainment: median (range)

  

3.5 (3–5)

 

I have at this point attained my goals: median (range)

  

3.0 (2–3)

 

I can see a purpose in participating in program: median (range)

  

4.0 (3–5)

 

Final session

Intervention overall contributed to goal attainment: (range)

   

(3, 4)

Intervention overall contributed to better ADL ability: (range)

   

(3, 4)

I will carry on using the new strategies: (range)

   

(3, 4)

Questions asked on all session

I felt informed: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

4.0 (4)

3.5 (3–5)

(3, 4)

I felt involved: median (range)

4.0 (4–5)

4.0 (3–4)

4.0 (3–5)

(4)

Session was meaningful to me: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

4.0 (4)

4.0 (3–5)

(4, 5)

Session was satisfactory to me: median (range)

4.0 (3–5)

4.0 (4)

4.0 (4–5)

(4)

  1. a Scored using Likert scales from 1–5; 1 = very low degree, 2 = low degree, 3 = fair degree, 4 = high degree and 5 = very high degree
  2. b One registration form was not completed