Health behaviour change intervention research group led by Prof Stephen Sutton. Smoking cessation, medication adherence, physical activity & digital health
Do doctors always know best?
A new study of over 1,000 patients and clinicians found multiple examples of patient reports being under-valued.
@DPHPC and @KingsCollegeLon experts say more value should be given to patients’ ‘lived experiences’ 👇
https://t.co/lro1M4BKrs
Really proud of Mel Sloan for driving this huge, data-rich and often surprising study of patients and clinician reports of and perspectives on neuropsychiatric symptoms in systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases.
https://t.co/DhBwZsevhL
New research finds widespread mental health problems amongst patients with long term autoimmune conditions - and urgent need for support
Study: https://t.co/e75BQWHCj8
Summary: https://t.co/YIqyLdZmyt
A new issue of Health Psychology Review was just published - containing 3 articles I contributed to, all focused on #digitalhealth. See 🧵 for summaries/ infographics/ links zu papers.
https://t.co/sZE6iZozJN
🚨 New* in @JSATjournal, with Stephen Sutton @BSG_Cambridge and Paul Aveyard @OxPrimaryCare
- In people quitting 🚬, we found an association between nicotine dependence and use of NRT
- Explained in part by ⬆️dependence causing more severe withdrawal
https://t.co/AZKvQSpPib
#dgvm2022 day 2 kicks off with an exciting symposium on Ambulatory Assessment. @allmeta_anila just gave her first ever presentation at an in-person conference 👏👏👏 she presented the 1st study of her PhD looking at potential differences between food tracking apps #PHN_UBT
The study builds on a recent systematic review providing a framework of dietary smartphone-based Ecological Momentary Assessment tools to systematically study effects of the most commonly used combinations of features (#PHN_UBT & @BSG_Cambridge collab) https://t.co/QQX9Aqk9RR
Tailored advice effective at supporting treatment adherence and potentially a cost-effective solution for the health care
Meta-analytic evidence published today @behavioralmed#ABM
https://t.co/HDXATaKPP3
#medicine#adherence#behaviourchange#impact
#PHN_UBT is very excited for #EHPS2022. We will contribute to a poster session, an oral session, and two roundtables. We are looking forward to finally seeing our lovely colleagues in person again and meeting new people.
Our new systematic review and meta-analysis published in @healthpsychrev suggests that digital in-the-moment measurement of health behaviour may be as prone to reactivity as traditional self-report measures. #PHN_UBT
Paper (50 free copies): https://t.co/qqUD6QTQDr
Check out this interesting #JMIR#Preprint: Does App-based Self-monitoring of Hypertension-related Behaviors via Smartphone Apps Reduce High Blood Pressure? : A meta-analysis https://t.co/4cXBeDe6xI #digitalhealth via @jmirpub