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Outcomes | Clinical outcomesHbA1c level/ glycaemic control Systolic blood pressure/diastolic blood pressure Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)/ high-density lipoprotein (HDL)/ total cholesterol Serum triglycerides Body mass index (BMI)/body weight
Self-management behavioursOverall self-management score Outcomes related to diet (e.g. fruit/ vegetable consumption, following a low-fat diet) Outcomes related to physical activity (e.g. step counts, following a regular exercise schedule, frequency of physical activity) Smoking status Outcomes related to alcohol consumption (e.g. alcohol consumption, frequency or amounts)
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Study design | Original primary research articles All study designs, including cross-sectional, longitudinal and intervention (e.g. RCTs, pre–post comparison studies) were included if they reported the association between PAct and T2D-related outcomes. Note: For this review, we classified study design based on how it reports the relationship between PAct and T2D-related outcomes. For instance, if an RCT did not report T2D-related outcomes for each intervention group separately and reported pooled temporal associations between PAct and T2D-related outcomes instead, it was treated as a cohort study. We included intervention studies that report intervention effects on PAct and effects on other specified outcomes but do not directly report on the association of PAct and outcomes if the interventions fulfilled the following criteria:the intervention explicitly targets PAct or is described as enhancing patients’ knowledge, confidence and skills for self-management (as opposed to interventions targeting different related constructs such as self-efficacy); and Increasing PAct is a pivotal, main component of the intervention; and PAct was measured; and the intervention increased PAct scores (PAct measured post-intervention is significantly higher compared with the control group)
| Study protocols Editorials Literature reviews/meta-analyses Qualitative studies Studies not reporting on empirical data Interventions that did not significantly increase PAct scores (this indicates a shortcoming in its premise or implementation, making it irrelevant to the analysis because it does not contribute to our understanding of how PAct influences T2D-related outcomes). Interventions where PAct components form part of a complex intervention with other components
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