Workshop Exploring the Theoretical Domains Framework in Behaviour Change Research
Behaviour change is key to increasing the uptake of evidence into healthcare practice and improving health outcomes. A variety of psychological theories have been used to explain health care professional behaviours and cognitions across a range of behaviours and settings. However, the large number of theories and overlapping constructs presents a challenge for knowing how to select and apply theories when exploring specific behaviours. The Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) was developed to make theories more accessible for implementation researchers (see http://www.implementationscience.com/series/TDF for more details of TDF and its use). This workshop led by internationally leading faculty will introduce TDF and its use in Knowledge Translation research.
- Learning Objectives: At the end of the workshop participants were able to:
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- Describe the origins of the Theoretical Domains Framework and identify the component domains and constructs.
- Identify at least three different ways in which the Theoretical Domains Framework can be operationalized in behaviour change research.
- Develop a strategy for using the Theoretical Domains Framework to support some aspect of their behaviour change research.
- Identify resources and strategies to support their ongoing learning about the Theoretical Domains Framework.
| Title | Presenter |
| Welcome and Introductions Behavioural approaches to knowledge translation (video 21 minutes 39MB, PDF of presentation) |
Jeremy Grimshaw, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute & University of Ottawa |
| Development and validation of the theoretical domains framework (video 26 minutes 39MB, PDF of presentation) |
Susan Michie, Univerity College London |
| Using the TDF to Assess Barriers (video 32 minutes 50MB, PDF of presentation) |
Jill Francis, City University London |
| Using the theoretical domains framework to design interventions: Designing a practice improvement strategy (video 30 minutes 64MB, PDF of presentation) |
Simon French, University of Melbourne |
| Using the TDF for process evaluation (video 19 minutes 29MB, PDF of presentation) |
Janet Curran, Dalhousie University |
| Overview of methodological challenges (video 45 minutes 70MB, PDF of presentation) |
Denise O'Connor, Monash University |
| Practical issues in using the TDF: The case of professional behaviour change (video 22 minutes 30MB, PDF of presentation) |
Rebecca Lawton, University of Leeds |
| Practical issues in using the TDF: Methodology of TDF
& Canadian intensive care physicians' beliefs about their transfusion behaviour: Application of the TDF to select theory (combined video 37 minutes 54MB, PDF of presentations) |
Andrea Patey, City University London & Rafat Islam, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute |
| Using Theoretical Domains Framework to inform an intervention to manage cardiovascular disease risk in people with severe mental illness: PRIMROSE Programme (video 13 minutes 20MB, PDF of presentation) |
Lou Atkins, City University London |
| Investigating intensive care health professionals’ views about Selective Decontamination of the Digestive tract: the SuDDICU study (video 10 minutes 16MB, PDF of presentation) |
Eilidh Duncan, University of Aberdeen |
| Understanding the factors influencing the management of patients with minor head injuries in the emergency department:
A qualitative study to inform the development of an implementation intervention (video 25 minutes 32MB, PDF of presentation) |
Marije Bosch,
Monash University |
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