They may be used to target effective behavioural change interventions to address obesity in women.
Principles from Atkins and Michie's [ 55] framework for behavioural change were used to design a tool which would address various factors which inhibit healthy choices and thereby support the use of behavioural economics-driven interventions to address healthy eating.
While there is little available evidence relating to effective interventions to address these constraints [ 9- 12], basing behavioural interventions on a theoretical understanding of behaviour, and empirical data from the behavioural context, has recently been emphasised when seeking to design successful public health programmes [ 4, 9, 13- 15].
The inSCALE project utilised behavioural theory and the findings from formative research when developing two interventions to address the challenge of CHW motivation, retention and performance in Uganda and Mozambique.
The following interventions to address work ability proved to be suitable: making a return-to-work plan, individual counselling/structural guidance, and cognitive behavioural therapy, and provision of an educational leaflet.
Ameliorating premature adult mortality will require well planned interventions to address factors such as literacy, health service accessibility with special attention to women's needs, socio-cultural changes to improve the status of women and behavioural changes in men.
While evidence of the link between alcohol use and poor adherence to ART has led for calls for behavioural interventions to reduce risky drinking among PLWHA, there have been few interventions implemented in clinical settings to address this risk for poor HIV disease outcomes.
Cognizant of the steps involved in behavioural change and the limited utility of single interventions we designed a multifaceted intervention to address each step in the change pathway [ 11, 12].
Limb activation is one of the behavioural interventions to improve unilateral spatial neglect (USN).
Gordon et al. [14] reviewed 64 studies on health behaviour interventions that address the major behavioural risk factors for chronic disease, including smoking, physical inactivity, poor diet and alcohol misuse.
