PHE - Screening - Health Care Professionals' Screening Behaviours Project
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The project aims to develop recommendations for how to improve the future design of regional and national screening interventions and programmes using a behavioural science approach.
There are three key parts to this work: i) systematic literature review to identify barriers and facilitators; ii) mapping interventions to support screening programmes and coding of their components; iii) integration of the above to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement.
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There are three key parts to this
There are three key parts to this work: i) systematic literature review to identify barriers and facilitators; ii) mapping interventions to support screening programmes and coding of their components; iii) integration of the above to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement.
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