Using internet technology to deliver a home‐based physical activity intervention for patients with rheumatoid arthritis: A randomized controlled trial

Abstract

An Internet-based physical activity intervention with individually tailored supervision, exercise equipment, and group contacts is more effective with respect to the proportion of patients who report meeting physical activity recommendations than an Internet-based program without these additional elements in patients with RA. No differences were found regarding the total amount of physical activity measured with an activity monitor.