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"Our preliminary work has shown that even very experienced, engaged and enthusiastic clinicians can make small changes to their behaviour within normal consultations that improve patient satisfaction and possibly outcomes."
Professor Hazel Everitt, GP
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Want to know more about the Talking in Primary Care Trial?
Check out our introductory video here: 👇👇👇👇👇youtube.com/watch?v=ifIenfFr…
@NIHRCRNWessex, @NIHRCRN_tvsm, @crnwestengland, @NIHRCRN_kss @NIHRCRN_NENCumb @CRN_WMid
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Another @PersonBased approach online workshop delivered today - lots of great questions and discussion. Thanks everyone! @SebCPollet @denford_sarah @HPRU_BSE #behaviourchange #interventiondevelopment
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The RECON study is looking at ways to reduce cognitive decline among older aged adults. Find out more at bit.ly/3KjMyll
@NIHRresearch
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Really pleased to finally be able to share our new paper outlining the planning and optimisation of the Active Brains digital #behaviourchange intervention to reduce #cognitivedecline in adults aged 60-85 rdcu.be/cu6jz
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Running the third of three February '@PersonBased approach to intervention development' online workshops with @katemorto and @SebCPollet. Thanks to all attendees for great engagement and discussion @HPRU_BSE @CCCAHP_UoS #behaviouralscience #behaviourchange
Check out our newly published paper on older adults' perceptions of Active Lives, a digital intervention to promote physical activity. doi.org/10.1123/japa.2019-04… @PersonBased @CCCAHP_UoS @SotonPsych @UoS_PrimaryCare @JAPAjournal
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It's great to see our protocol paper of the Active Brains Feasibility Trial published in JMIR Research Protocols!
dx.doi.org/10.2196/18929 #cognitivedecline #healthyaging #research #jmir @CCCAHP_UoS @SotonPsych @UoS_PrimaryCare






