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CASCADE report: Commissioning Support for Applying Behavioural Science and Delivering Evaluation for Public Health. Public Health England. Crown copyright publication. : Prototype testing of a support tool to embed behavioural science evidence in local authority public health commissioning
Brown, Katherine; Williams, Stefanie; Curtis, Kristina; Fulton, Emmie (Public Health England, 2021-09-28) -
A digital behaviour change intervention toincrease booking and attendance at StopSmoking Services: the MyWay feasibility RCT
Fulton, Emmie; Kwah, Kayleigh; Schumacher, Lauren; Newby, Katie; Gokal, Kajal; Jackson, Louise; Naughton, Felix; Coleman, Tim; Owen, Alun; Brown, Katherine (2021-04-13)Background: Smoking remains a leading cause of illness and preventable death. NHS Stop Smoking Services increase quitting, but, as access is in decline, cost-effective interventions are needed that promote these services. ... -
Do automated digital health behaviour change interventions have a positive effect on self-efficacy? A systematic review and meta-analysis
Newby, Katie; Teah, Grace; Cooke, Richard; Li, Xinru; Brown, Katherine; Salisbury-Finch, Bradley; Kwah, Kayleigh; Bartle, Naomi; Curtis, Kristina; Fulton, Emmie; Parsons, Joanne; Dusseldorp, Elise; Williams, Stefanie (2020-01-20)Self-efficacy is an important determinant of health behaviour. Digital interventions are a potentially acceptable and cost-effective way of delivering programmes of health behaviour change at scale. Whether behaviour change ... -
Factors influencing application of behavioural science evidence by public health decision-makers and practitioners, and implications for practice
Curtis, Kristina; Fulton, Emmie; Brown, Katherine (2018-12-01)The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) in the UK recommends behavioural science evidence underpins public health improvement services. In practice, level of implementation varies. This study is the ...