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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"behaviour change technique"”.
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An exploration of interventions for supported self-management and behaviour change delivered as routine clinical care for people living with long-term health conditions.
… treatment for such conditions is lifestyle change, including weight loss, smoking cessation and increasing physical activity. Current NHS policy emphasises that people should be supported to self-manage and yet there is sparse information available about how to achieve this in everyday …
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Online peer support groups to combat digital addiction: acceptance factors, design features and guidelines.
Technology has introduced positive changes to human lives, made them more easily connected, and worked faster and more comfortably. However, technology also comes with hidden costs as its impact on wellbeing has become an area of concern. Certain relationships with technology exhibit symptoms of …
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Can a brief behavioural assessment and tailored exercise adherence strategies improve adherence to exercise for older people with musculoskeletal conditions?: A feasibility randomised controlled trial
… understanding of how clinicians can help people change their behaviour and adhere better to their prescribed exercise programmes. The four work packages undertaken as part of this thesis aim to determine what approaches have been currently tested, in addition to exploring the exercise adherence …
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The development of a theoretically-informed intervention to improve the antibiotic prescribing behaviour of dentists in primary care in Scotland
… the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF), and the Behaviour Change Technique Taxonomy v1 (BCTTv1) guided by the Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) to further an understanding of general dental practitioners’ (GDPs) antibiotic prescribing behaviour in Scotland and to inform the development of a proposed …
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UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORTING ORAL MEDICATION ADHERENCE IN BREAST CANCER
… material, personalised reminders, and behavioural feedback) delivered according to a full factorial design, while also collecting data on adherence and relevant psychological variables. Across all studies, adherence was confirmed as a multifactorial phenomenon, shaped by clinical, …