I am very much interested in the field of behavioral intervention research where much work has been done in order to decompose interventions into behavior change techniques in order to find out what techniques do help achieve the desired behavior change.
I am interested in design and deployment of eHealth and mHealth solutions that are in fact behavior change interventions. For this, I would like to see, what existing frameworks exist that bring together knowledge from different sciences that is eventually used to inform the design of these solutions.
I would also like to collect information about existing platforms that support more than one intervention.
Thank you!
You may be interested in this online report via NHS Blood and Transplant in the UK outlining their approach to for achieving community engagement via social media on organ donation-
http://blogs.nhsbt.nhs.uk/behavioural-science-and-organ-donation/
This is supported by evidence accumulated via online registrations and came about via insights gained from behavioural economics.
See http://www.toolsofchange.com/en/case-studies/detail/682 and http://www.toolsofchange.com/en/case-studies/detail/185
Cheers, Jay
I suggest you incorporate any behaviour change communication strategies and policies while designing the solutions.
Hi Mate, you might find the work of these researchers relevant
The broad aims of this project were to i) develop a reliable and generalizable nomenclature of behaviour change techniques as a method for specifying, evaluating and implementing complex behavioural change interventions and ii) achieve its multidisciplinary and international acceptance and use to allow for its continuous development.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/health-psychology/bcttaxonomy
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