ArticleJMIR research protocols2012
A web-based intervention for health professionals and patients to decrease cardiovascular risk attributable to physical inactivity: development process.
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- Primary Tooth Decay Prevention Program in Children: Application of Intervention Mapping Approach.BioMed research international · 2022Article
- Promoting Sustained Breastfeeding of Infants at Risk for Asthma: Explaining the "Active Ingredients" of an Effective Program Using Intervention Mapping.Frontiers in public health · 2018Article
- Development of a computer-tailored nutrition and physical activity intervention for lower-educated women of Dutch, Turkish and Moroccan origin using content matching and ethnic identity tailoring.BMC public health · 2016Article
- How a Fully Automated eHealth Program Simulates Three Therapeutic Processes: A Case Study.Journal of medical Internet research · 2016Article
- Evaluating the interactive web-based program, activate your heart, for cardiac rehabilitation patients: a pilot study.Journal of medical Internet research · 2014Observational
- The behavioral intervention technology model and intervention mapping: the best of both worlds.Journal of medical Internet research · 2014Article
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Abstract
backgroundPatients with cardiovascular risk factors can reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease by increasing their physical activity and their physical fitness. According to the guidelines for cardiovascular risk management, health professionals should encourage their patients to engage in physical activity.
objectiveIn this paper, we provide insight regarding the systematic development of a Web-based intervention for both health professionals and patients with cardiovascular risk factors using the development method Intervention Mapping. The different steps of Intervention Mapping are described to open up the "black box" of Web-based intervention development and to support future Web-based intervention development.
methodsThe development of the Professional and Patient Intention and Behavior Intervention (PIB2 intervention) was initiated with a needs assessment for both health professionals (ie, physiotherapy and nursing) and their patients. We formulated performance and change objectives and, subsequently, theory- and evidence-based intervention methods and strategies were selected that were thought to affect the intention and behavior of health professionals and patients. The rationale of the intervention was based on different behavioral change methods that allowed us to describe the scope and sequence of the intervention and produced the Web-based intervention components. The Web-based intervention consisted of 5 modules, including individualized messages and self-completion forms, and charts and tables.
resultsThe systematic and planned development of the PIB2 intervention resulted in an Internet-delivered behavior change intervention. The intervention was not developed as a substitute for face-to-face contact between professionals and patients, but as an application to complement and optimize health services. The focus of the Web-based intervention was to extend professional behavior of health care professionals, as well as to improve the risk-reduction behavior of patients with cardiovascular risk factors.
conclusionsThe Intervention Mapping protocol provided a systematic method for developing the intervention and each intervention design choice was carefully thought-out and justified. Although it was not a rapid or an easy method for developing an intervention, the protocol guided and directed the development process. The application of evidence-based behavior change methods used in our intervention offers insight regarding how an intervention may change intention and health behavior. The Web-based intervention appeared feasible and was implemented. Further research will test the effectiveness of the PIB2 intervention.
trial registrationDutch Trial Register, Trial ID: ECP-92.
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