SymposiaSymposium: Maximising engagement with and impact of digital health behaviour change interventions1. Measuring engagement in eHealth and mHealth behaviour change interventions: viewpoint of methodologies2. The development of Wrapped: Lessons learnt about the benefits of stakeholder involvement and the challenges of implementation3. Balancing stakeholder involvement with theory, evidence and design in the development of a family weight management app4. Increasing stop smoking service access: Harnessing commissioning and service infrastructure in the development of stopapp<sup>TM</sup>Symposium: Understanding inequalities in access to, engagement with and experience of cancer screening1. Impact of long-term disorders on cancer screening behaviour: A mixed methods approach2. Engagement barriers and service inequities in the NHS Breast Screening Programme: Views from British-Pakistani women3. How do women experience a false positive test result from breast screening? A systematic review and thematic synthesis4. Exploring the acceptability of creating lay-health worker interventions for cancer early diagnosisSymposium: The human behaviour-change project: harnessing AI for evidence synthesis and interpretation1. Revolutionising evidence synthesis and use: The human behaviour-change project2. Ontologies of behaviour change interventions: What, why and how?3. Specifying modes of delivery of behavioural interventions: an ontological approach4. The development of ontologies to specify population and setting in behavioural interventions.
Katherine Brown(University of Hertfordshire), Janelle Yorke(University of Manchester), Helen Ruane(Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust), Candice Moore(University of the Witwatersrand), Silje Zink(OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University), Marie Kotzur(University of Glasgow), Sara Macdonald(University of Glasgow), Richard Papworth(University of Glasgow), Katie Newby(Coventry University), David Weller(University of Edinburgh), Lorna McWilliams(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), David French(UNSW Sydney), Joanna Brooks(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), R. Steele(University of Dundee), Emilia Crighton(NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde), Kayleigh Kwah(University of Hertfordshire), Anthony Maxwell(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Fiona Ulph(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Hannah Long(University of Manchester), Paula McSkimming(Consorci Institut D'Investigacions Biomediques August Pi I Sunyer), Rik Crutzen(Research Institute for Knowledge Systems), Christine Campbell(University of Edinburgh), Kristina Curtis(Coventry University), Camille E. Short(Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men's Health), Michelle Harvie(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Victoria G. Woof(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Sally Wyke(University of Glasgow), D. Gareth Evans(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Susan Michie(University College London), Nadeem Qureshi(University of Nottingham), Louise S. Donnelly(Breast Cancer Research Foundation), Colin McCowan(University of St Andrews), Sarah Bellhouse(The Christie NHS Foundation Trust), Marie Johnston(University of Aberdeen)
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