Sleep GOALS - An Internet-Assisted Diet, Physical Activity, and Sleep Weight Loss Intervention for Postpartum Women

睡眠目标 - 针对产后女性的互联网辅助饮食、体力活动和睡眠减肥干预

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项目摘要

Postpartum weight retention (PWR) is a significant contributor to obesity in women of reproductive age. PWR is associated with continued weight gain, obesity development later in life, and cardiovascular disease development (CVD). Among postpartum women, standard weight-loss interventions that address diet and physical activity have produced only modest effects. Prior interventions are limited by not adequately addressing poor sleep, a common issue in postpartum women. Despite epidemiological evidence on the relationship between sleep and obesity, standard weight-loss interventions rarely include key elements of sleep interventions. Integrating sleep interventions with diet and physical activity may enhance weight loss among postpartum women. The overall goal of this K01 is to develop and test the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of Sleep GOALS (Goal-focused Online Access to Lifestyle Support), an Internet-assisted multiple health behavior (diet, physical activity, and sleep) weight loss intervention for postpartum women. We will create Sleep GOALS by adapting and integrating an existing sleep intervention (TSC; Transdiagnostic Sleep and Circadian intervention) with a diet and physical activity weight-loss intervention (GOALS Lifestyles, an online version of the Diabetes Prevention Program). We will use intervention mapping to guide the 3-step adaptation process. First, we will conduct semi-structured interviews with a purposive sample of 12 primiparous women between 3 and 6 months postpartum with overweight or obesity to review the framework and content of TSC and GOALS Lifestyle to solicit their suggestions for adapting these interventions for postpartum women. Step 2: We will pre-test the intervention content by reviewing the proposed adaptations with the same participants. Step 3: We will use feedback from the participants and experts in behavioral sleep medicine, weight loss interventions, and behavior change to ensure the adaptations maintain the core elements of the original interventions and address the specific needs of postpartum women. (Aim 1). We will then randomize 40 postpartum women to Sleep GOALS or an education control group to test the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of Sleep GOALS (Aim 2). We will use the pilot trial results to inform the conduct of a larger and definitive randomized controlled trial. A multi-disciplinary team of experts will guide my training in 1) intervention development, to learn the science of behavioral change, frameworks for intervention development and adaptation, and principles of user-centered design; 2) behavioral sleep medicine, to learn to evaluate sleep problems and developing individual sleep management plans; and 3) randomized controlled trials to learn the best practices of conducting clinical trials research. Consistent with the NHLBI’s Strategic Goals and Objectives, this training will allow me to become an independent researcher who develops/adapts behavioral health interventions that target multiple health behaviors to reduce CVD risk in women during the postpartum period.
产后保留(PWR)是繁殖年龄女性肥胖的重要贡献。 PWR 与持续体重增加,肥胖后期发展以及心血管疾病有关 开发(CVD)。在产后妇女中,标准减肥干预措施可以解决饮食和 体育活动仅产生适度的影响。事先干预措施受到不适当的限制 解决睡眠不佳,这是产后妇女的常见问题。尽管流行病学证据表明 睡眠与肥胖之间的关系,标准减肥干预措施很少包括睡眠的关键要素 干预措施。将睡眠干预与饮食和体育锻炼相结合可能会增强体重减轻 产后妇女。该K01的总体目标是发展和测试可行性,可接受性和 睡眠目标的初步效率(以目标为重点的在线访问生活方式支持),一个由互联网辅助 产后妇女的多重健康行为(饮食,体育锻炼和睡眠)减肥干预措施。我们 将通过适应和整合现有的睡眠干预(TSC;转诊性睡眠)来创造睡眠目标 饮食和体育活动减轻干预措施(目标生活方式,一种 糖尿病预防计划的在线版本。我们将使用干预映射指导三步 适应过程。首先,我们将使用12个实用样本进行半结构化访谈 产后3到6个月的自初级女性超重或肥胖症来审查框架 以及TSC和目标生活方式的内容,以征求他们对这些干预措施调整的建议 产后妇女。步骤2:我们将通过审查提议的改编来预测试干预内容 与同一参与者。步骤3:我们将使用参与者和行为睡眠专家的反馈 医学,减肥干预措施和行为改变,以确保适应维持核心 原始干预措施的要素并满足产后妇女的特定需求。 (目标1)。我们将 然后将40名产后妇女随机用于睡眠目标或一个教育对照组,以测试可行性, 可接受性和睡眠目标的初步效率(AIM 2)。我们将使用试点试验结果通知 进行较大且确定的随机对照试验的行为。多学科专家团队将指导 我在1)干预开发中的培训,学习行为改变科学,框架 干预开发和适应以及以用户为中心的设计原理; 2)行为睡眠 医学,学习评估睡眠问题并制定个人睡眠管理计划; 3) 随机对照试验以学习进行临床试验研究的最佳实践。持续的 有了NHLBI的战略目标和目标,这项培训将使我成为独立的 开发/适应行为健康干预措施的研究人员,以减少多种健康行为 产后妇女的CVD风险。

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Sleep GOALS - An Internet-Assisted Diet, Physical Activity, and Sleep Weight Loss Intervention for Postpartum Women
睡眠目标 - 针对产后女性的互联网辅助饮食、体力活动和睡眠减肥干预
  • 批准号:
    10588178
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助金额:
    $ 17.07万
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