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Office workers face prolonged sitting, increasing disease risk. A new app, UPcomplish, uses tailored coaching and wearable tech to reduce sedentary behavior and promote healthier work habits.

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  • Office workers spend 66% of their workday sedentary.
  • Prolonged sitting is linked to metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.
  • Few workers interrupt sitting within the first hour.

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  • To develop a computer-based application to reduce prolonged sitting among office employees.
  • To create a theory and evidence-based behavior change program using the intervention mapping protocol.

Main Methods:

  • The intervention mapping protocol, a 6-step systematic design approach, was applied.
  • Steps included creating logic models, program design, production, and planning for implementation and evaluation.
  • A wearable accelerometry-based monitoring device (VitaBit toolkit) was used to register sedentary behavior.

Main Results:

  • An individually adaptable intervention, UPcomplish, was developed to reduce workplace sedentary behavior.
  • UPcomplish features tailored, semi-automated motivational coaching, personalized goal setting, and weekly challenges.
  • The VitaBit toolkit enabled participants to monitor behavior against self-set goals.

Conclusions:

  • Intervention mapping is effective for developing comprehensive sedentary behavior reduction interventions.
  • The protocol aids in planning for program adherence, implementation, and maintenance.
  • It facilitates stakeholder engagement and anticipates implementation facilitators and barriers.