BSCoP March 2024: online event: resources
7th March 2024
Over 100 colleagues joined our online event on the 7th March 2024 which included the following presentations:
- Adaptation of the Welsh National Exercise Referral Scheme to virtual delivery: Evaluation of impact and opportunities – Dr Katie Newby, Associate Professor, University of Hertfordshire
- Using behavioural science to increase uptake of childhood immunisations - Dr Lesley Lewis, Behavioural Science Specialist, Somerset County Council
- Social and behavioural research at Cancer Research UK: A case study of the development and evaluation of a Health Marketing Intervention - Dr Charlotte Ide-Walters and Dr Vicky Whitelock, Research and Evaluation Managers, Cancer Research UK
- Feasibility studies of public health interventions: which questions can they answer and how do we design and conduct them? – Dr Jeremey Segrott, Senior Lecturer, Centre for Trials Research, DECIPHer (Centre for Development, Evaluation, Complexity and Implementation in Public Health Improvement), Cardiff University
- Launch of ‘Identifying Behaviour Change Techniques’ and ‘Testing and Evaluating Behaviour Change Interventions’ Two Deep Dive Tools - Dr Alice Cline, Senior Behavioural Science Specialist, Public Health Wales
The event also included the launch of two new, practical tools developed by the Behavioural Science Unit:
Identifying and Applying Behaviour Change Techniques
Evaluating Behaviour Change Interventions