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Research
Latest funding
- $444,018
The Canadian Behavioural Trials and Interventions Training Platform
CIHR · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $1,776,068
The Canadian Behavioural Trials and Interventions Training Platform
CIHR · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $105,000
Conversation Cards for Moms: A mixed methods study to create and evaluate a new clinical tool for use in maternity care settings
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
The Canadian Behavioural Trials and Interventions Training Platform
Principal investigators: Bacon, Simon L; Alberga, Angela S; Campbell, Tavis S; Carlson, Linda E; Gordon, Jennifer L; Jung, Mary E; Lavoie, Kim; Locke, Sean R; Presseau, Justin; Rash, Josh A; Vallis, Micheal T
Keywords: Behaviour Change; Behavioural Medicine; Behavioural Trials; Healthcare Implementation; Innovative Trial Designs; Medication And Vaccination Adherence
The Canadian Behavioural Trials and Interventions Training Platform
Principal investigators: Bacon, Simon L; Alberga, Angela S; Campbell, Tavis S; Carlson, Linda E; Gordon, Jennifer L; Jung, Mary E; Lavoie, Kim; Locke, Sean R; Presseau, Justin; Rash, Josh A; Vallis, Micheal T
Keywords: Behaviour Change; Behavioural Medicine; Behavioural Trials; Healthcare Implementation; Innovative Trial Designs; Medication And Vaccination Adherence
Conversation Cards for Moms: A mixed methods study to create and evaluate a new clinical tool for use in maternity care settings
Principal investigators: Alberga, Angela S; Cook, Jocelynn L; Cohen, Tamara R
Keywords: Clinical Tool; Communication; Dialogue; Education; Gestational Weight Gain; Health Behaviours; Maternity Care Providers; Pregnancy; Prenatal; Self-Efficacy
COVID-19 Variant Supplement - A behavioural science approach to evaluate the prevalence and predictors of COVID-19-related mental health issues and maladaptive behavioural coping (MBC) to inform the development of strategies for tailored interventions
Principal investigators: Bacon, Simon L; Lavoie, Kim
Keywords: Behaviour Change Wheel; Behavioural Science; Icare Study; International Collaboration; Multi-Wave Cohort; Pan-Canadian; Representative Sampling
A behavioural science approach to evaluate the prevalence and predictors of COVID-19-related mental health issues and maladaptive behavioural coping (MBC) to inform the development of strategies for tailored interventions
Principal investigators: Bacon, Simon L; Lavoie, Kim
Keywords: Behaviour Change Wheel; Behavioural Science; Icare Study; International Collaboration; Multi-Wave Cohort; Pan-Canadian; Representative Sampling
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