Abstract Purpose: Self-managed, home-based physical therapy (HBPT) is an increasingly
common element of physical therapy rehabilitation programmes but non-adherence can …

Background Adherence is an important factor contributing to the effectiveness of exercise-
based rehabilitation. However, there appears to be a lack of reliable, validated measures to …

Objectives There is no gold standard for measuring adherence to prescribed home exercise.
Self-report diaries are commonly used however lack of standardisation, inaccurate recall …

Objectives This study aimed to evaluate the components of test-retest reliability including
time interval, sample size, and statistical methods used in patient-reported outcome …

Objective: To review the rehabilitation research methodological quality and intervention
effectiveness of studies that used social cognitive or learning theory principles to improve …

Objective. To recommend robust and relevant measures of exercise adherence for
application in the musculoskeletal field. Method. A systematic review of measures was …

Background Exercise programmes are frequently advocated for the management of
musculoskeletal disorders; however, adherence is an important pre-requisite for their …

Background Participation of older people in a program of regular exercise is an effective
strategy to minimize the physical decline associated with age. The purpose of this study was …

Objective To analyse how non-adherence to prescribed treatments might be prevented,
screened, assessed and managed in people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases …

Objectives Implementing evidence-based recommendations with the option of patient-
individualised and situation-specific adaptations in telerehabilitation may increase …