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Vincent Gosselin Boucher
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Latest funding
- $865,710
Remote Exercise iNtErvention for Wellbeing (RENEW) Trial: A 2-arm randomized at-home, app-based exercise trial to improve adherence, mental health, and wellbeing of British Columbian healthcare workers
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $3,000,000
Optimising pandemic and emergency preparedness through better coordination and uptake of behavioural science evidence and tools: Extending the iCARE Platform
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
Optimizing pandemic preparedness through ongoing assessment of public attitudes, intentions and behaviours in relation to COVID-19 prevention measures and their impacts: Increasing the capacity of the iCARE Study
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
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Remote Exercise iNtErvention for Wellbeing (RENEW) Trial: A 2-arm randomized at-home, app-based exercise trial to improve adherence, mental health, and wellbeing of British Columbian healthcare workers
Principal investigators: Puterman, Eli M
Keywords: Adherence; Burnout; Exercise; Healthcare Workers; Mental Health; Mobile Apps; Motivational Interviewing; Randomized Controlled Trial; Wellbeing
Optimising pandemic and emergency preparedness through better coordination and uptake of behavioural science evidence and tools: Extending the iCARE Platform
Principal investigators: Lavoie, Kim; Bacon, Simon L
Keywords: Health And Policy Communication; Health Attitudes, Intentions And Behaviours; Health Disparities/Health Equity; Infectious Disease Preventive Behaviours; Mental And Physical Health; Pandemic And Emergency Preparedness; Policy Impacts; Prevention Policies; Resiliency; Trust Dynamics
Optimizing pandemic preparedness through ongoing assessment of public attitudes, intentions and behaviours in relation to COVID-19 prevention measures and their impacts: Increasing the capacity of the iCARE Study
Principal investigators: Lavoie, Kim; Bacon, Simon L
Keywords: Access To Care And Long Covid; Covid-19 Preventive Behaviours; Economic Impacts; Health Behaviours/Substance Use; Health Disparities/Health Equity; Mental Health Impacts; Occupational Impacts; Policy Impacts; Resiliency And Future Preparedness; Youth Mental Health
Optimizing pandemic preparedness through ongoing assessment of public attitudes, intentions and behaviours in relation to COVID-19 prevention measures and their impacts: Extending the iCARE Study
Principal investigators: Lavoie, Kim; Bacon, Simon L
Keywords: Adherence To Prevention Measures; Attitudes, Intentions And Behaviours; Covid-19 Mitigation; Covid-19 Preventive Behaviours; Health Disparities/Health Equity; Mental Health; Pandemic Preparedness; Policy Impacts; Prevention Measures; Resiliency
The association between COVID-19-related attitudes, concerns and behaviours in relation to public health policies: A behavioural science approach to optimising policy strategies to improve health, economic and quality of life outcomes (the iCARE Study).
Principal investigators: Lavoie, Kim; Bacon, Simon L
Keywords: Behavioural Science; Epidemiology; Health And Economic Impacts Of Disease; Mental Health And Coping; Motivation And Behavior Change; Policy Communication Strategies; Policy Planning And Decision-Making; Primary Prevention; Public Policy Adherence; Social Determinants Of Health
Improving physician competency in communication skills for behavior change counselling: The validation of a new digital assessment tool
Principal investigators: Lavoie, Kim; Bacon, Simon L; Gauthier, Annick
Keywords: Behavior Change Counselling; Chronic Disease Prevention; Competency Assessments; Health Promotion; Health Services Research; Medical Education; Motivational Communication; Psychometric Validation; Quality Of Care; Tool Development
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