A Home‐Based Behaviour Change Intervention With Sedentary Behaviour and Physical Activity in People With Stroke and Diabetes—A Feasibility and Safety Study

The ELiR intervention was feasible and safe. Falls and serious adverse events are in line with previously reported risks. Self-reported questionnaires and clinical tests had low and moderate adherence, whereas accelerometers had high adherence. However, the small sample size limits generalisability, and adjustments to the ELiR intervention are suggested to improve usability in physiotherapy practice before testing in RCT studies to confirm these findings.