The HAT TRICK programme for improving physical activity, healthy eating and connectedness among overweight, inactive men: Study protocol of a pragmatic feasibility trial

Keyphrases

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• Men's Studies 100%
• Feasibility Trial 100%
• Sedentary Behavior 66%
• Social Connectedness 66%
• Okanagan 66%
• Social Media 33%
• Blood Pressure 33%
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Research Ethics Boards 33%
• Ethical Approval 33%
• Moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity 33%
• Web-based 33%
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• Self-reported Physical Activity 33%
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• Trial Registration 33%
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• British Columbia 33%
• Risk Reduction 33%
• Men's Health 33%
• Intervention Studies 33%
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• Heart Rate 33%
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• Ice Hockey 33%
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• Medium Plain 33%
• Sleep Habits 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

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• Body Mass 50%
• Research Ethics 50%
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• Anthropometry 50%
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• Self Report 50%
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• Adherence 50%
• Maturity Onset Diabetes of the Young 50%
• Quality of Life 50%
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• Program Feasibility 50%

Psychology

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• Connectedness 100%
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• Social Connectedness 66%
• Self-Report 33%
• Health Promotion 33%
• Body Mass Index 33%
• Blood Pressure 33%
• Social Media 33%