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Opening Plenary
- Presented by Elena Altieri, MBA (Head of the WHO Behavioural Insights Unit, Switzerland) and moderated by Iveta Nagyova, PhD (Slovakia)
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IBTN Investigator Awards
- Career Investigator Award – Susan Michie, PhD (UK)
- The Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology: Next steps
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- New Investigator Award – Jenny Mc Sharry, PhD (Ireland)
- The What and the How: Developing implementable interventions at the HBCRG
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- LMIC Investigator Award – Jeemon Panniyammakal, PhD (India)
- Family-based cardiovascular risk reduction: Findings from the PROLIFIC Study
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Plenary 1: Methods for Bridging Behavioural Theory and Intervention Design (chaired by Ian Kronish, MD, USA)
- Understanding intervention participants’ behaviour change pathways
- Nelli Hankonen, PhD (Finland)
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- How do we measure mechanisms of behaviour change?
- Talea Cornelius, PhD (USA)
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- Discussion Session
- Led by Susan Michie, PhD (UK)
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Plenary 2: Systems Approaches for Behavioural Interventions (chaired by Simon Bacon, PhD, Canada)
- The Healthy 4 You Study
- Eric Hekler, PhD (USA)
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- A systems approach to catalyzing communities to prevent obesity, improve health and reduce health disparities
- Erin Hennessy, PhD (USA)
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- Discussion Session
- Led by m.c. schraefel, PhD (UK)
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Plenary 3: Designing interventions to account for context, culture and resource constraints (chaired by Jo Hart, PhD, UK)
- Considerations in research constrained contexts when designing interventions
- Ashraf Kagee, PhD (South Africa)
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- Why we shouldn’t neglect culture in psychosocial research
- Rizwana Roomaney, PhD (South Africa)
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- Discussion Session
- Led by Glenn Laverack, PhD (Italy)
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Plenary 4: IBTN Summer School Alumni Showcase Chairs: Susan Czajkowski, PhD (USA) and Molly Byrne, PhD (Ireland)
- Enhancing clinician response to audit and feedback
- Michael Sykes, PhD (UK)
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- How physical exercise can improve brain health for chronic cannabis users
- Rebecca Segrave, PhD (Australia)
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- Making Every Contact Count (MECC) brief behavioural interventions in Ireland
- Oonagh Meade, PhD (Ireland)
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- The value of critical perspectives in intervention development
- Chris Noone, PhD (Ireland)
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- Promoting healthy habits in patients with unruptured intracranial aneurysms
- Mariantonia Lemos, PhD (Colombia)
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- Optimized health coaching and heart rate variability biofeedback program
- Sean Locke, PhD (Canada)
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Plenary 5: Innovations in Implementation Science Methods and Practice (chaired by Justin Presseau, PhD, Canada)
- The Three Levers of Implementation
- Jill Francis, PhD (Australia)
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- Implementation Trials (and Tribulations)
- Noah Ivers, MD, PhD (Canada)
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- Discussion Session
- Led by Jeremy Grimshaw, MD, PhD (Canada)
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Workshop 1: Generating and Translating Behavioural Evidence in the Time of COVID-19 (Virtual)
- Co-Leads: Susan Michie, PhD (UK) and Molly Byrne, PhD (Ireland)
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Workshop 2A: Overcoming the Hope-Evidence Gaps within Digital Therapeutics (DTx)
- Lead: Eric Hekler, PhD (USA)
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Workshop 2B: Experiment in a Box (XB) – a new paradigm for designing digital interventions (Virtual)
- Lead: m.c. schraefel, PhD (UK)
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Workshop 3: Considerations in resource-constrained contexts when designing interventions (In Person)
- Co-Leads: Ashraf Kagee, PhD (South Africa), Jo Hart, PhD (UK), Rizwana Roomaney, PhD (South Africa), and Lucie Byrne-Davis, PhD (UK)
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Workshop 4: MOST designs for behavioural research (Hybrid)
- Lead: Kate Guastaferro, PhD (US)
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Workshop 5: Say G’day to behavioural implementation science methods (In Person)
- Co-Leads: Jeremy Grimshaw, PhD (Canada), Andrea Patey, PhD (Canada), and Guillaume Fontaine, PhD (Canada)
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Workshop 6: Introduction to the ORBIT model for intervention development (Hybrid)
- Co-Leads: Lynda Powell, PhD (USA), Kenneth Freedland, PhD (USA), and Susan Czajkowski, PhD (USA)
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Workshop 7: Communication motivationnelle: l’art de mener une consultation plus fructueuse (Virtual)
- Co-Leads: Anda Dragomir, PhD (Canada) and Brigitte Voisard, PhD(c) (Canada)
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Opening Plenary
Elena Altieri, MBA (Head of the WHO Behavioural Insights Unit, Switzerland) – Moderated by Iveta Nagyova, PhD (Slovakia)
Susan Michie, PhD (UK) – The Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology: Next steps
Jenny Mc Sharry, PhD (Ireland) – The What and the How: Developing implementable interventions at the HBCRG
Understanding intervention participants’ behaviour change pathways
Nelli Hankonen, PhD (Finland)
How do we measure mechanisms of behaviour change?
Talea Cornelius, PhD (USA)
Methods for Bridging Behavioural Theory and Intervention Design – Discussion Session
Led by Susan Michie, PhD (UK)
Eric Hekler, PhD (USA)
A systems approach to catalyzing communities to prevent obesity, improve health and reduce health disparities
Erin Hennessy, PhD (USA)
Plenary 2: Systems Approaches for Behavioural Interventions – Discussion Session
Led by m.c. schraefel, PhD (UK)
Considerations in research constrained contexts when designing interventions
Ashraf Kagee, PhD (South Africa)
Why we shouldn’t neglect culture in psychosocial research
Rizwana Roomaney, PhD (South Africa)
Plenary 3: Designing interventions to account for context, culture and resource constraints – Discussion Session
Led by Glenn Laverack, PhD (Italy)
Enhancing clinician response to audit and feedback
Michael Sykes, PhD (UK)
How physical exercise can improve brain health for chronic cannabis users
Rebecca Segrave, PhD (Australia)
Making Every Contact Count (MECC) brief behavioural interventions in Ireland
Oonagh Meade, PhD (Ireland)
The value of critical perspectives in intervention development
Chris Noone, PhD (Ireland)
Promoting healthy habits in patients with unruptured intracranial aneurysms
Mariantonia Lemos, PhD (Colombia)
Optimized health coaching and heart rate variability biofeedback program
Sean Locke, PhD (Canada)
The Three Levers of Implementation
Jill Francis, PhD (Australia)
Implementation Trials (and Tribulations)
Noah Ivers, MD, PhD (Canada)
Plenary 5: Innovations in Implementation Science Methods and Practice – Discussion Session
Led by Jeremy Grimshaw, MD, PhD (Canada)
Workshop 1: Generating and Translating Behavioural Evidence in the Time of COVID-19 (Virtual)
Co-Leads: Susan Michie, PhD (UK) and Molly Byrne, PhD (Ireland)
Workshop 2A: Overcoming the Hope-Evidence Gaps within Digital Therapeutics (DTx) – Virtual
Lead: Eric Hekler, PhD (USA)
Workshop 2B: Experiment in a Box (XB) – a new paradigm for designing digital interventions (Virtual)
Lead: m.c. schraefel, PhD (UK)
Workshop 4: MOST designs for behavioural research (Hybrid)
Lead: Kate Guastaferro, PhD (US)
Workshop 5: Say G’day to behavioural implementation science methods (In Person)
Co-Leads: Jeremy Grimshaw, PhD (Canada), Andrea Patey, PhD (Canada), and Guillaume Fontaine, PhD (Canada)
Workshop 6: Introduction to the ORBIT model for intervention development (Hybrid)
Co-Leads: Lynda Powell, PhD (USA), Kenneth Freedland, PhD (USA), and Susan Czajkowski, PhD (USA)
Workshop 7: Communication motivationnelle: l’art de mener une consultation plus fructueuse (Virtual)
Co-Leads: Anda Dragomir, PhD (Canada) and Brigitte Voisard, PhD(c) (Canada)