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Bruggeman-Everts et al [13] have published a pilot study on the effectiveness of e MBCT and a detailed description of the e MBCT protocol, setting, and development.
The AAF consists of a home-based physiotherapist-guided protocol in which participants use an accelerometer to gain insight into their physical activity patterns, and increase or balance their daily activities in ways that improve their energy levels [5,23].
J Med Internet Res 2017;19(10):e336
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The protocol of the e MBCT is discussed more extensively in the article by Bruggeman-Everts et al [34].
Screenshot of the Web portal for e MBCT (Dutch).
Our primary question is whether both interventions are effective in reducing fatigue. Therefore, the interventions will be compared to an active control group in a randomized controlled trial. The advantage of this design, as compared to a waiting-list control group, is that we can control for nonspecific influences of the trial, such as receiving attention.
JMIR Res Protoc 2015;4(2):e77
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