Using motivational techniques to reduce cardiometabolic risk factors in long term psychiatric inpatients: a naturalistic interventional study.

Adjusted linear mixed model analyses showed a highly significant positive effect of motivation at Baseline (importance, p < .001, readiness, p = .011) and a significant negative effect of positive symptoms at Baseline on changes in levels of physical activity ( p = .016).

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The increase in self-esteem was borderline significant from Start to End ( p = .051).

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In fact, we observed a declining pattern in the inactivity level which did not reach statistical significance.

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