Current infection control behaviour patterns in the UK, and how they can be improved by 'Germ Defence', an online behavioural intervention to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the home.
Ben Ainsworth(University of Southampton), Lucy Yardley(University College London), Xiao-Yang Hu(University of Southampton), Sascha Miller(University of Southampton), Lauren Towler(University of Southampton), Michael Moore(Indiana University School of Medicine), Natalie Gold(University of Edinburgh), Richard Amlôt(Health Protection Agency), James Denison‐Day(University of Southampton), Cathy Rice(At Bristol), Tim Chadborn(Public Health England), Julia Groot(University of Bath), Jennifer Bostock(The Kids Research Institute Australia), Merlin Willcox, Beth Stuart(Queen Mary University of London), Paul Little(University of Antwerp)
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