ArticleNIHR open research2026
Development of a Cystic Fibrosis Weight Management Programme: protocol for a co-design study.
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Background: Since the recent introduction of highly effective modulator therapies (HEMT), adults with cystic fibrosis (CF) have experienced significant health improvements. However, HEMTs can also lead to weight gain, and over 30% of adults living with CF, are now overweight or obese. The English National Health Service digital Weight Management Programme (NHS digital WMP) is offered to adults with obesity to support weight loss. This programme may not meet the complex health needs of people living with CF and may not address the established diet and physical activity behaviours that may contribute to weight gain in this population. Methods This paper outlines the steps to co-develop a CF-specific weight management programme (CF WMP), designed to be delivered alongside an NHS digital WMP. The CF-specific programme will be developed in collaboration with people with CF who have overweight or obesity (PwCF Discussion: The resulting CF WMP will extend the usability of an NHS digital WMP to adults with CF, to better ensure it meets their needs, which have changed since the introduction of HEMT.
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