An internet-assisted sleep, dietary, and physical activity intervention to support weight-loss among postpartum people (Sleep GOALS): Protocol for a pilot randomized controlled trial
Hawkins, M. S.; Davis, MD, MPH, E. M.; Abebe, K. Z.; Mctigue, K. M.; Kim, N.; Goswami, M.; Buysse, D. J.; Chang, J. C.; Levine, M. D.
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BackgroundPostpartum weight retention and maternal obesity are associated with short- and long-term maternal morbidity and mortality risk. Most weight-loss interventions among postpartum individuals follow evidence-based lifestyle recommendations but have produced only modest effects and had substantial heterogeneity. We developed a novel internet-assisted weight management intervention for postpartum people that integrates concepts for improving sleep health within a diet and physical activity-focused intervention. We describe the intervention protocol and discuss how the pilot studys findings will inform future development and evaluation. MethodsWe will recruit 40 postpartum individuals with overweight or obesity from Western Pennsylvania to participate in a single-blind, parallel-arm, randomized controlled trial design. Participants will be randomized at a 1:1 ratio to the Sleep GOALS (Goal-focused Online Access to Lifestyle Support) intervention or education control group. The Sleep GOALS intervention includes interactive lessons addressing sleep, diet, physical activity, behavioral self-monitoring tools, and a lifestyle coach to provide accountability, encouragement, and personalized support. The education control will receive brochures from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (e.g., sleep hygiene, sleep in women), SNAP education connection (e.g., family-friendly activities, meal planning), and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (e.g., physical activity promotion during and after pregnancy). Primary study outcomes include the intervention feasibility (i.e., recruitment, enrollment, attrition rates, intervention engagement) and acceptability (i.e., participant ratings of the intervention delivery, curricula, approach to behavioral self-monitoring, action plans, intervention platform, and coaching). Secondary outcomes include weight loss and retention of pregnancy and postpartum weight gain. DiscussionIncorporating a holistic approach that addresses sleep health alongside diet and physical activity, the Sleep GOALS intervention aims to not only facilitate weight loss but also enhance overall maternal well-being. Pilot testing will help us identify and refine factors related to the conduct of the planned larger, definitive trial and estimate the change in secondary outcomes.
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