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6 Minutes Walking Program for Terminally Ill Patients at Home or in an Institution
This study was conducted with a single-blind, randomized control method for 120 participants, 60 in the regular care group and 60 in the exercise intervention group. Those who meet the admission criteria will be contacted by phone and explained the purpose of the study. After asking for and obtaining consent, those who are willing to sign the consent form will be divided into groups and go to the home with the home care worker for the study. A suitable space was arranged for a 6-minute explanation and demonstration of walking exercise and a structured questionnaire to be filled out by the participant (the Barr's scale, Koch's scale and cognitive function assessment in the basic data were filled out by the facilitator), and the facilitator accompanied the participant during the process, giving explanations for unclear points to facilitate the completion of the questionnaire and to achieve a valid questionnaire. A trained research assistant was responsible for recruiting cases and receiving a study number and corresponding group assignment. Stratified random assignment (1:1) was used to divide the exercise intervention group and the usual care group. The study was listed using a randomized use of replacement blocks (block size 4). The assignment sequence was only available to the program facilitator and was not known to the other staff. Interventional measures Routine care group: A primary care team of physicians and nurse practitioners visited at least once a month for: (1) an initial intake visit (60-90 minutes) to provide a holistic assessment of disease intensity and prognosis, psychological distress, and social support; (2) at least one home care visit per month (30-60 minutes); (3) a telephone (4) Provide caregivers with social software and telepresence to solve caregiving problems (5) Provide exercise diaries to record daily activities of daily living (including vital signs, mobility, and fatigue). Exercise intervention group: In addition to the regular care gr
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