Slctr

Postpartum weight retention, associated factors, and assessment of feasibility of a weight management intervention among women following delivery in Regional Director of Health Services area, Colombo

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SLCTR Registration Number

SLCTR/2024/020

Date of Registration

17 Jun 2024

The date of last modification

Jul 15, 2024

Application Summary

Scientific Title of Trial

Postpartum weight retention, associated factors, and assessment of feasibility of a weight management intervention among women following delivery in Regional Director of Health Services area, Colombo

Public Title of Trial

A Weight Management Intervention for mothers in their early postpartum period: A Before and After Feasibility Study in the Regional Director Of Health Services, Colombo.

Disease or Health Condition(s) Studied

Postpartum Weight Retention

Scientific Acronym

None

Public Acronym

None

Brief title

None

Universal Trial Number

U1111-1308-6758

Any other number(s) assigned to the trial and issuing authority

EC-23-013

Trial Details

What is the research question being addressed?

Can a pre-post weight management intervention intended for women in their early postpartum period (at two months following childbirth) be feasible within the RDHS area, Colombo?

Type of study

Interventional

Study design

Allocation

Single arm study

Masking

Masking not used

Control

Uncontrolled

Assignment

Single

Purpose

Prevention

Study Phase

Not Applicable

Intervention(s) planned

Study setting: The study will be conducted within the Maternal and Child Clinic sites belonging to four Medical Officer of Health (MOH) areas within the Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) area, Colombo.

Intervention: The participants will be recruited to the study at about two-months following delivery when they bring their baby for the first pentavalent vaccination.

The intervention will be delivered via a number of methods during the duration of intervention delivery: i. Face-to-face health education sessions during the vaccination/weighing clinic visits for the baby ii. Giving the participants an information booklet titled “Managing Weight After Delivery” which the participants can use as a guide for healthy habits iii. Providing participants with exercise videos containing simple aerobic, muscle stretching and strengthening exercises which can be easily performed at home.

The Face-to-face health education will take place at 2, 3, 4 and 5 months following delivery, coinciding with the baby’s MOH clinic visits. The end of the intervention will be at 6 months.

At 2 months – • Start of the intervention. • Health education session on how to eat healthy based on Food Based Dietary Guidelines for Sri Lankans, and how to avoid unhealthy food. • Duration – 30 mins

At 3 months • Health education session on starting to exercise after delivery • Participants are asked to start with slow walking for 15 minutes and gradually increase speed and time • Demonstration of simple stretching exercises. • Duration -20 mins

At 4 months • Demonstration of simple muscle strengthening and aerobics exercises as the participants’ fitness increases • Duration -20 mins

At 5 months • Health education session on the importance of sleep and relaxation. • Participants continue exercising • Duration - 15 mins

Inclusion criteria

Women who have completed 8 weeks postpartum but not passed 12 weeks, attending Maternal and Child Health clinics for their baby's 1st pentavalent vaccine in selected Medical Officer of Health areas in the Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) area, Colombo
Have a current weight that is more than their pre-pregnant weight
Have a Body Mass Index (BMI) between 18.5 and 29.9 kg/m2

Exclusion criteria

Women who have existing underlying chronic conditions which require special follow-up
Those who have contraindications to exercise or diet programs
Women who are having acute physical or psychological signs/ symptoms
Women who are underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2) or obese (BMI > 30 kg/m2)
Those who have passed more than 12 weeks following delivery

Primary outcome(s)

1. Recruitment rate – Proportion of postpartum women who were willing to take part in the study out of those invited	[ At the beginning of the study ]
2. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
3. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
4. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
5. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
6. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
7. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
8. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
9. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
10. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
11. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
12. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
13. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
14. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
15. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
16. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
17. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
18. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
19. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
20. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
21. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
22. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
23. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
24. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
25. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
26. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
27. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
28. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
29. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
30. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
31. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
32. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
33. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
34. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
35. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
36. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
37. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
38. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
39. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
40. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
41. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
42. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
43. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
44. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
45. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
46. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
47. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
48. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
49. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
50. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
51. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
52. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
53. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
54. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
55. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
56. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
57. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
58. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
59. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
60. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
61. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
62. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
63. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
64. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
65. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
66. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
67. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
68. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
69. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
70. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
71. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
72. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
73. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
74. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
75. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
76. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
77. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
78. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
79. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
80. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
81. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
82. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
83. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
84. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
85. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
86. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
87. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
88. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
89. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
90. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
91. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
92. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
93. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
94. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
95. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
96. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
97. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
98. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
99. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
100. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
101. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
102. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
103. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
104. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
105. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
106. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
107. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
108. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
109. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
110. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
111. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
112. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
113. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
114. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
115. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
116. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
117. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
118. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
119. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
120. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
121. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
122. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
123. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
124. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
125. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
126. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
127. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
128. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
129. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
130. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
131. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
132. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
133. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
134. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
135. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
136. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
137. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
138. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
139. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
140. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
141. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
142. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
143. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
144. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
145. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
146. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
147. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
148. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
149. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
150. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
151. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
152. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
153. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
154. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
155. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
156. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
157. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
158. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
159. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
160. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
161. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
162. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
163. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
164. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
165. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
166. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
167. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
168. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
169. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
170. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
171. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
172. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
173. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
174. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
175. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
176. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
177. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
178. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
179. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
180. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
181. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
182. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
183. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
184. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
185. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
186. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
187. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
188. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
189. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
190. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
191. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
192. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
193. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
194. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
195. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
196. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
197. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
198. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
199. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
200. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
201. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
202. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
203. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
204. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
205. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
206. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
207. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
208. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
209. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
210. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
211. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
212. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
213. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
214. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
215. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
216. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
217. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
218. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
219. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
220. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
221. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
222. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
223. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
224. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
225. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
226. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
227. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
228. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
229. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
230. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
231. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
232. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
233. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
234. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
235. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
236. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
237. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
238. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
239. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
240. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
241. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
242. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
243. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
244. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
245. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
246. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
247. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
248. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
249. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
250. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
251. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
252. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
253. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
254. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
255. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
256. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
257. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
258. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
259. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
260. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
261. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
262. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
263. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
264. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
265. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
266. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
267. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
268. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
269. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
270. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
271. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
272. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
273. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
274. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
275. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
276. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
277. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
278. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
279. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
280. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
281. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
282. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
283. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
284. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
285. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
286. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
287. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
288. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
289. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
290. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
291. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
292. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
293. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
294. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
295. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
296. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
297. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
298. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
299. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
300. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
301. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
302. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
303. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
304. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
305. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
306. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
307. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
308. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
309. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
310. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
311. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
312. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
313. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
314. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
315. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
316. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
317. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
318. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
319. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
320. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
321. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
322. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
323. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
324. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
325. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
326. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
327. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
328. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
329. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
330. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
331. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
332. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
333. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
334. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
335. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
336. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
337. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
338. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
339. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
340. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
341. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
342. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
343. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
344. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
345. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
346. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
347. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
348. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
349. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
350. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
351. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
352. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
353. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
354. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
355. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
356. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
357. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
358. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
359. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
360. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
361. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
362. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
363. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
364. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
365. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
366. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
367. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
368. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
369. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
370. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
371. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
372. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
373. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
374. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
375. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
376. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
377. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
378. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
379. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
380. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
381. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
382. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
383. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
384. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
385. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
386. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
387. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
388. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
389. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
390. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
391. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
392. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
393. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
394. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
395. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
396. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
397. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
398. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
399. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
400. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
401. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
402. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
403. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
404. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
405. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
406. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
407. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
408. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
409. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
410. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
411. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
412. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
413. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
414. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
415. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
416. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
417. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
418. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
419. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
420. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
421. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
422. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
423. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
424. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
425. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
426. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
427. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
428. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
429. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
430. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
431. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
432. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
433. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
434. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
435. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
436. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
437. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
438. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
439. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
440. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
441. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
442. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
443. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
444. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
445. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
446. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
447. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
448. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
449. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
450. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
451. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
452. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
453. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
454. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
455. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
456. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
457. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
458. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
459. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
460. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
461. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
462. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
463. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
464. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
465. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
466. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
467. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
468. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
469. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
470. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
471. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
472. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
473. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
474. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
475. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
476. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
477. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
478. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
479. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
480. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
481. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
482. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
483. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
484. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
485. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
486. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
487. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
488. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
489. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
490. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
491. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
492. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
493. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
494. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
495. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
496. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
497. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
498. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
499. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
500. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
501. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
502. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
503. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
504. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
505. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
506. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
507. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
508. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
509. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
510. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
511. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
512. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
513. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
514. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
515. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
516. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
517. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
518. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
519. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
520. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
521. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
522. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
523. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
524. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
525. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
526. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
527. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
528. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
529. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
530. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
531. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
532. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
533. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
534. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
535. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
536. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
537. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
538. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
539. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
540. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
541. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
542. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
543. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
544. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
545. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
546. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
547. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
548. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
549. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
550. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
551. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
552. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
553. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
554. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
555. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
556. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
557. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
558. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
559. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
560. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
561. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
562. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
563. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
564. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
565. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
566. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
567. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
568. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
569. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
570. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
571. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
572. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
573. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
574. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
575. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
576. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
577. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
578. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
579. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
580. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
581. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
582. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
583. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
584. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
585. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
586. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
587. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
588. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
589. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
590. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
591. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
592. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
593. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
594. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
595. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
596. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
597. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
598. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
599. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
600. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
601. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
602. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
603. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
604. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
605. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
606. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
607. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
608. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
609. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
610. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
611. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
612. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
613. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
614. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
615. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
616. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
617. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
618. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
619. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
620. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
621. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
622. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
623. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
624. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
625. Retention rate – Proportion of participants who were still participating in the study at four- and six-months following delivery out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At four- and at six- months after childbirth ]
626. Acceptability rate– proportion of women at six months postpartum who thought that the intervention was useful to them out of total number tho took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
627. Adherence rate for weighing– proportion of women who attended the weighing sessions regularly out of agreed to take part in the feasibility study	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
628. Adherence rate for physical activity – proportion of women who reported that they have done exercises as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]
629. Adherence rate for healthy dietary practices – proportion of women who reported that they have adhered to a healthy diet as per the weight management intervention package out of total number who took part in the feasibility study.	[ At the end of the study (At six-months after delivery) ]

Secondary outcome(s)

1. Change in the weight in the study sample – measured in inches	[ At the end of the study ]
2. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
3. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
4. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
5. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
6. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
7. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
8. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
9. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
10. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
11. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
12. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
13. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
14. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
15. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
16. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
17. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
18. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
19. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
20. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
21. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
22. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
23. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
24. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
25. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
26. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
27. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
28. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
29. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
30. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
31. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
32. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
33. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
34. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
35. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
36. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
37. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
38. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
39. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
40. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
41. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
42. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
43. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
44. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
45. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
46. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
47. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
48. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
49. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
50. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
51. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
52. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
53. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
54. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
55. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
56. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
57. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
58. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
59. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
60. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
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108. Change in the waist circumference in the study sample – measured in centimeters	[ At the end of the study ]
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Target number/sample size

Countries of recruitment

Sri Lanka

Anticipated start date

2024-06-16

Anticipated end date

2024-10-20

Date of first enrollment

Date of study completion

Recruitment status

Pending

Funding source

Self-funded

Regulatory approvals

State of Ethics Review Approval

Status

Approved

Date of Approval

2023-08-17

Approval number

EC-23-013

Details of Ethics Review Committee

Name:	Ethics Review Committee of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo.
Institutional Address:	P O Box 271, Kynsey Road, Colombo 8, Sri Lanka
Telephone:	+94112695300 ext 240
Email:	erc@med.cmb.ac.lk

Contact & Sponsor Information

Contact person for Scientific Queries/Principal Investigator

H.M.C.D. Herath
Registrar in Community Medicine
Nutrition Division, 7th floor, Public Health Complex, No.555, Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 5
0112368320
0767601142

chathurika.dulmini.herath@gmail.com

Contact Person for Public Queries

Dr. Anoma Basnayake
Retired Consultant Community Physician and Specialist in Public Health
3M/27A, NHS, Kiribathgoda

0718106522

anomamb@gmail.com

Primary study sponsor/organization

Secondary study sponsor (If any)

Trial Completion details

Do the investigators plan to share identified individual clinical trial participant-level data (IPD)?

IPD sharing plan description

Study protocol available

Protocol version and date

Not Available

Protocol URL

Not Available

Results summary available

Date of posting results

Date of study completion

Final sample size

Date of first publication

Link to results

Brief summary of results

Trial Options

Postpartum weight retention, associated factors, and assessment of feasibility of a weight management intervention among women following delivery in Regional Director of Health Services area, Colombo -

Application Summary

Trial Details

State of Ethics Review Approval

Contact & Sponsor Information

Trial Completion details

Postpartum weight retention, associated factors, and assessment of feasibility of a weight management intervention among women following delivery in Regional Director of Health Services area, Colombo

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