The effects of small-scale physical and social environmental interventions on walking behaviour among Dutch older adults living in deprived neighbourhoods: results from the quasi-experimental NEW.ROADS study

Table 5 Incidence rate ratios of the effects of the single interventions compared to the combined intervention (n = 639)

	Total walking per week (minutes)	Utilitarian walking per week (minutes)	Recreational walking per week (minutes)
	IRR (95%CI)	IRR (95%CI)	IRR (95%CI)
baseline	ref	ref	ref
Combined (n = 181)
FU1	ref	ref	ref
FU2	ref	ref	ref
Physical condition (n = 215)
FU1	1.28 (0.92;1.81)	1.19 (0.82;1.72)	1.34 (0.79;2.25)
FU2	1.17 (0.85;1.63)	0.92 (0.63;1.34)	1.38 (0.81;2.35)
Social condition (n = 130)
FU1	1.36 (0.96;1.93)	1.22 (0.87;1.71)	1.25 (0.68;2.28)
FU2	1.19 (0.82;1.71)	1.01 (0.70;1.46)	1.22 (0.69;2.18F)

All analyses were adjusted for age, gender, region of birth, employment status, relationship status education and baseline behaviour
IRR incidence rate ratio, CI confidence interval

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