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Table 5 Dietitian time and fidelity of delivery of the BCPP and MDPP programmes

From: Testing a breast cancer prevention and a multiple disease prevention weight loss programme amongst women within the UK NHS breast screening programme—a randomised feasibility study

Elements of the programmes

Numbers received/participants engaging, n (%)

Initial personalised disease risk and diet and physical activity advice

126 (100%)

BCPP 40 min dietetic time

MDPP 60 min dietetic time

Dietitian review calls week 1, 4 and 8—mean 95 (CI)% of calls received

90 (88-98%)

21 (6 to 50) min dietetic time

Dietitian personalised e-mails 0-6 months—mean 95 (CI)% of e-mails sent

91 (86-95%)

15 (5 to 30) min dietetic time

Web site usea

 Used baseline—3 months

122 (97%)

 Used 3-6 months

109 (87%)

 Used 6-9 months

105 (83%)

 Used 9-12 months

101 (79%)

Received automated e-mail between 6 and 12 months for weight regain of > 1 kg

27% of women in the 6-12 month programme

Number of website entries per participant across the programmes

89 (76-102)a

Diet choice at start of the programme

5:2 125 (98%)

Daily Mediterranean 1 (2%)

Diet reported at 3 months

5:2 112 (89 %)

Daily Mediterranean 1 (1%)

No data 13 (10%)

Diet reported at 6 months

5:2 67 (53%)

Daily Mediterranean 1 (1%)

No data 58 (46%)

Referrals to NHS behaviour change services

BCPP

MDPP

Physical activity

8 (18%)

23 (28.4%)

Alcohol services

0

4 (4.9%)

Smoking cessation

1 out of 3 smokers

1 out of 3 smokers

  1. an (%) using the web site at least once during this period