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Operationalizing and Evaluating Behavioral Theories: Part II 

Date: December 11, 2024

Time: 12 pm ET

This second of a two-part webinar series will provide case examples from behavioral medicine experts on identifying, quantifying, applying, and measuring theory in research studies. Example theories include the Behavior Change Wheel and self-efficacy theory. 

Learning Objectives of this webinar include:

  • Understand options to operationalize the components of interventions using behavioral science ontologies, with a focus on stigma interventions

  • Understand how to apply behavioral science ontologies to the evaluation of interventions, with a focus on stigma interventions

  • Distinguish between tailored and self-tailored interventions

Speakers:

Karly Murphy

Bryan Kutner, PhD, MPH, Dr. Bryan Kutner (he/him) aims to improve engagement in HIV services by understanding behavior change techniques and mechanisms of action responsible for mitigating HIV-related stigmas in healthcare settings. He is currently conducting a study to understand how to mitigate anal sex stigma in HIV services and is a co-investigator on several additional translational science studies, including to understand how to implement equitable access to long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy and how to implement internet-based motivational interviewing training among HIV service workers. Across studies, Dr. Kutner has applied ontologies from the Behavior Change Wheel to better understand the components of behavioral intervention strategies.

Allison Gaffey

Kate Lorig, DrPh, Dr. Kate Lorig is professor emerita Stanford University School of Medicine and a partner in the Self-Management Resource Center. She has spent her academic career developing, evaluating, and moving to practice theory and community-based intervention for people with chronic conditions. She has also studied key elements of self-efficacy theory and their impact on health behavior change.

Moderator:

Alyssa Button, PhD

Member Price: Free

Non- Member Price: $45

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All are welcome to attend, prior attendance to Part  I of the series is not necessary! You may view the recording of Operationalizing and Evaluating Behavioral Theories: Part I here.


 

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SBM has hosted over 130 educational webinars since August 2017 with an average of 72 dedicated behavioral medicine professionals attending each webinar. Webinar topics are interdisciplinary with exciting discussions on wearable technology, digital health, career development, translational research, methodology and more. All webinars are stored indefinitely on the archive page of the SBM website where the community can access recordings at any time.

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