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Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice in Behaviour C Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice in Behaviour C

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Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice in Behaviour C - PPT Presentation

Raymond Gemen Nutrition amp Health Projects Manager European Food Information Council EUFIC Science not communicated is science not done Anne Glover former chief scientific adviser ID: 536081

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Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice in Behaviour Change: Science Based Resources with Instructional Videos

Raymond Gemen

Nutrition & Health Projects Manager

European Food Information Council (EUFIC)Slide2

“Science not communicated, is science not done”- Anne Glover, former chief scientific adviser -Slide3

a non-profit organisation that provides clear, practical information on food and health, based on sound scienceSlide4

EUFICPublications

Other

/Extra

Review

Food Today

Infographic

Video

Conference

/Webinar

/Podcast

Science Brief

Q&ASlide5

like us on Facebook follow us on Twitterwatch us onconnect via

A glimpse…

University of Reading

Irish Food Safety Authority

Karolinska

Institut

University of Seville

ETH

Technical University of Munich

University of Milan

University Paris 13

University of Helsinki

Federal Office of Public Health

Umeå

University

Wageningen

University

University of Las Palmas

Scientific advisorsSlide6

Science-Based Behaviour Change ResourcesSlide7

myPace for Weight Management ProjectDave Fletcher

Prof Anne de

Looy

and Judith Liddell

Prof Julie Barnett and Dr Michelle

Harricharan

Dr Laura Fernandez and Raymond Gemen

Funded by an unrestricted grant from The Coca-Cola FoundationSlide8

Project Advisory BoardDr Fiona Gillison - Senior lecturer in exercise and health psychology, University of BathProf Marion Hetherington - Professor of biopsychology, Leeds UniversityDr Ingrid Larsson – Clinical nutritionist, Sahlgrenska University HospitalSlide9

Objective

To develop

a set of

resources to support

European

dietitians

intending to use or already

using

behaviour change theory and techniques in practice

Not to replace formal education!Slide10

Scientific basis Developed by Susan Michie and colleagues at University College London, mainly for research purposesSlide11

Engagement with dietitiansWorkshop 1  Sep 2014, Athens, Greece20 practicing dietitians from 7 European countries

Survey

 Q1 2015, online

589 dietitians from 28 European countries

Questions

What do dietitians know about behaviour change?

What would they like to know more about?

What sort of resources would be useful?Slide12

Survey – findings (I)Of 589 dietitians:36% - practice less than 5 years48% - received training in behaviour change techniques 19% - undertook Life Long Learning in behaviour changeFindings58% agreed to be confident in their knowledge of the evidence base for behaviour change27% were not confident that they knew what techniques were most helpful to change weight related behaviours37% agreed that information about behaviour change for weight loss was confusing –

29% disagreed88% agreed that they would value more information about the evidence base for behaviour change for weight lossSlide13

Survey – findings (II)Behaviour Change TechniquesMost used when appropriateSetting goals – 87%Problem solving – 80%Feedback – 83%Shaping knowledge – 79%Would like to know more about these BCTsComparison of behaviour – 37%Regulation – 41%Antecedents – 43%Identity – 46%Covert learning 50%Slide14

Survey – findings (III)Mode of delivery/type of resources Audio-visualVideosSlide15

From science to practiceSetting goalsProblem solvingFeedbackShaping knowledgeCovert learningIdentityAntecedentsRegulationComparison of behaviourSlide16

Development stagesDrafting scenarios  Q2 2015 Outlines/scriptsWorkshop 2  August 2015, Brussels, Belgium. EFAD specialist dietitians on obesityFinalising scripts & recording  Jan 2016, Southmpton, UKCreating the resources  Q2 2016Slide17

The resources…Slide18

The resources…Slide19

The resources…Slide20

Do we have time and a reliable internet connection for an example??? Slide21

21Questions?raymond.gemen@eufic.org