Impact of Community based Lifestyle Improvement Programme (CLIP) on Healthy Behaviours, Glycemic control and Body metrices among prediabetic adults at selected community Bengaluru - A Quasi Experimental design

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a Community-based Lifestyle Improvement Programme (CLIP) on healthy behaviors, glycemic control, and body metrics among experimental and control groups, as well as to explore correlations and associations with demographic variables. The CLIP intervention includes structured education sessions, distribution of informational booklets, and a nine-month period of self-monitored physical activity and dietary modifications.

Key Objectives

1. Effectiveness on Healthy Behaviors: Assess whether CLIP improves physical activity and dietary habits compared to controls.
2. Effectiveness on Glycemic Control: Determine the impact of CLIP on glycemic markers (HbA1c, FBS) between groups.
3. Effectiveness on Body Metrics: Evaluate changes in weight, height, BMI, waist circumference, and waist-hip ratio.
4. Correlation Analysis: Examine the relationship between glycemic control and body metrics.
5. Association with Demographics: Investigate how healthy behaviors, glycemic control, and body metrics relate to demographic factors.