Table 18, Adherence to Study Protocol (n = 100) - Does Working with a Health Coach Help Patients with COPD Improve Their Quality of Life and Breathe Easier?

Coaching activity	Median (IQR)	Per-protocol minimum	Meeting protocol, % (No.)
In-person visits	9 (6-14)	At least 5 in-person visits	82% (82)
Medical visits	2 (1-4)	At least 3 medical visits (PCP or chest clinic)	49% (49)
Home visits	0 (0-0)	None	NA
All contacts	24 (15-41)	At least 13 contacts	77% (77)
Consultation with PNPS	NA	At least 1 consultation via presentation by health coach or in-person visit with patient	89% (89)
		All of above	47% (47)

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Thom DH, Su G, Hessler D, et al.

Washington (DC): Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI); 2019 Sep.

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Table 18Adherence to Study Protocol (n = 100)