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Fig 1.

Flow of patients involved in the study.

The patients were recruited from 15 health care centers.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the follow-up and dropout group.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics in anthropometrics, metabolic risk factors, physical activity level and health related quality of life—Follow-up and dropout group.

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Table 3.

Baseline characteristics in anthropometrics, metabolic risk factors, physical activity level and health related quality of life—Men and women.

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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics and differences for physical activity level at baseline and 6-months follow-up.

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Table 5.

Descriptive statistics and differences for anthropometric-, metabolic characteristics and health related quality of life at baseline and 6-month follow-up.

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Table 6.

Results for univariate linear regression analysis investigating the association between change in PA and metabolic risk factors at 6-month follow-upa.

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Table 7.

Results for univariate linear regression analysis investigating the association between change in PA and health related quality of life (SF-36) at 6-month follow-upa.

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Table 8.

Descriptive statistics and differences for anthropometric-, metabolic characteristics, physical activity level and health related quality of life at baseline and 6-month follow-up—Men and women.

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Fig 2.

The relative distribution of support from the PAP-responsible nurse at the health care centre.

Was measured at the 6 months follow-up with a question, to the patient, about contact frequency.

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