PPT-Using Behaviour Change Theory and Techniques in Implementation Research

Marie Johnston Aberdeen Health Psychology Group mjohnstonabdnacuk SIRC 2017 Seattle   The importance of implementing evidence Implementation and Behavioural Science Implementing research evidence into practice depends on changing . Dr Elisabeth Weichselbaum. Nutrition Scientist and Consultant. ewnutrition.net. Plenty of information about healthy diet and lifestyle. It is likely that many people are aware of ‘what they are supposed to eat’. Session 1. P1. What is Criminal Psychology?. Psychology is the study of the mind, looking at mental functions and behaviour.. Criminal psychology is the study of the wills, thoughts, intentions and reactions of criminals.. PSYA3. Miss Bird. AQA A Specification .  . Eating behaviour. Factors influencing attitudes to food and eating behaviour. For example: cultural influences; psychological influences (mood); and social influences (health concerns/media). . An Introduction. Ms. Dahl. Social Change. Social change can be defined as transformations in the beliefs, social interactions, practices, organization, and structure of society.. We will be using the three social sciences of . Past & current theories of how to get people from thinking to . doing. PART . 1. . Corinne Hodgson. Corinne S. Hodgson & Associates Inc.. 2014. Part 1. Traditional theories such as . Transtheoretical. David Lambert, PhD. Tammy Richards, MEd. Trish Knight, MPP . Global Implementation Conference. August 21, 2013 - Washington, DC.  . Context. Child welfare . is turning to implementation science to improve services and outcomes to children and families.. Learning Approach- Questions. What is a basis assumption of the behaviourist approach?. What is conditioning?. What type of conditioning was investigated by John Watson and little albert?. Who were the participants in . P1. What is Criminal Psychology?. Psychology is the study of the mind, looking at mental functions and behaviour.. Criminal psychology is the study of the wills, thoughts, intentions and reactions of criminals.. What is implementation?. Broadly speaking, implementation focuses on . ‘closing the gap’. between evidence and service delivery / clinical practice.. Evidence conceptualised more broadly than empirical research.. Background. VFF is an intervention . that promotes . behavioural. change based on the concept of . self- modelling. . Children . are shown . edited. video clips of themselves succeeding in tasks/ situations they find challenging. The desired change has to be possible (components of this skill have to be within their repertoire). . 1Social Change UKThe COM-B Model of BehaviourThere are a number of models of behaviour each one designed to help us better understand what drives behaviour and how decisions are made Having this knowl the COM-B framework. Robert West. Susan Michie. University College London. Centre for Behaviour Change. Outline. Developing behaviour change interventions. Developing ‘the concept’. The behavioural diagnosis: applying COM-B. Jyväskyl. ä. Changing . Behaviour . Using . Self‐Determination Theory:. An . Organized Classification . of Motivational Behaviour . Change Techniques. Outline. Behavioural interventions. Considerations when designing interventions. Developing . Sustainable . B. ehaviour . C. hange . T. raining . Dr Vivien Swanson, Dr Deirdre Holly. NHS . Education for Scotland. “Bitter . personal experience . and meta-analysis . converge on the conclusion that people do not always do .