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Hietbrink, E.A.G. (author), Middelweerd, A. (author), van Empelen, P. (author), Preuhs, K. (author), Konijnendijk, A.A.J. (author), Oude Nijeweme-d'Hollosy, W. (author), Schrijver, L.K. (author), Laverman, G.D. (author), Vollenbroek-Hutten, M.M.R. (author)
Background: A healthy lifestyle, including regular physical activity and a healthy diet, is becoming increasingly important in the treatment of chronic diseases. eHealth interventions that incorporate behavior change techniques (BCTs) and dynamic tailoring strategies could effectively support a healthy lifestyle. E-Supporter 1.0 is an eCoach...
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Weening-Verbree, L.F. (author), Schuller, A.A. (author), Zuidema, S.U. (author), Hobbelen, J.S.M. (author)
An Oral Care Program (OCP) was implemented in home care nursing teams in a northern province of the Netherlands to improve the oral health and hygiene of older people who make use of formal home care in 2018-2019. The aim of the current study was to evaluate the experiences of the stakeholders involved (older people, home-care nurses and dental...
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Mesters, I. (author), van Keulen, H.M. (author), de Vries, H. (author), Brug, J. (author)
Background In theory, Motivational Interviewing (MI) fidelity should be associated with client outcomes. Nevertheless, this fidelity-effectiveness association is rarely investigated. This study evaluated the extent to which Telephone Motivational Interviewing (TMI) fidelity is associated with change in self-reported physical activity (PA), fruit...
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Saravanan, A. (author), Tsfasman, A. (author), Neerincx, M.A. (author), Oertel, C. (author)
In ongoing and consecutive conversations with persons, a social robot has to determine which aspects to remember and how to address them in the conversation. In the health domain, important aspects concern the health-related goals, the experienced progress (expressed sentiment) and the ongoing motivation to pursue them. Despite the progress in...
conference paper 2022
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Albers, N. (author), Neerincx, M.A. (author), Penfornis, K.M. (author), Brinkman, W.P. (author)
Background Despite their increasing prevalence and potential, eHealth applications for behavior change suffer from a lack of adherence and from dropout. Advances in virtual coach technology provide new opportunities to improve this. However, these applications still do not always offer what people need. We, therefore, need a better understanding...
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Albers, N. (author), Neerincx, M.A. (author), Penfornis, K. (author), Brinkman, W.P. (author)
Designers of eHealth applications for behavior change face many options. Thisincludes the selection of behavior change techniques, the implementation ofthese techniques (e.g., frequency), and the involvement of other parties such as avirtual coach (e.g.) or healthcare professionals (e.g.). Ideally, designerschoose from these options such that...
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de Hoogh, I.M. (author), van der Kamp, J.W. (author), Wopereis, S. (author)
Highlights. Personalized nutrition approaches can promote dietary behaviour change. Personalization increases individual’ relevance and taps into intrinsic motivation. Studies show personalized nutrition can help increase wholegrain consumption. Personalized approaches can contribute to novel tailored wholegrain recommendations.
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Adams, S.H. (author), Anthony, J.C. (author), Carvajal, R. (author), Chae, L. (author), Khoo, C.S.H. (author), Latulippe, M.E. (author), Matusheski, N.V. (author), McClung, H.L. (author), Rozga, M. (author), Schmid, C.H. (author), Wopereis, S. (author), Yan, W. (author)
Personalized nutrition (PN) approaches have been shown to help drive behavior change and positively influence health outcomes. This has led to an increase in the development of commercially available PN programs, which utilize various forms of individual-level information to provide services and products for consumers. The lack of a well...
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de Lijster, G.P.A. (author), Kok, G. (author), Kocken, P.L. (author)
Background. The development of school-based programs for preventing adolescent sexual harassment often lacks an evidence-based approach and use of proper theories. Appropriate stakeholders are often not involved in the development process. To help improve this process, we used the Intervention Mapping framework to retrospectively evaluate the...
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de Korte, E.M. (author), Wiezer, N. (author), Bakhuys Roozeboom, M. (author), Vink, P. (author), Kraaij, W. (author)
Background: Employees remain at risk of developing physical and mental health problems. To improve the lifestyle, health, and productivity many workplace interventions have been developed. However, not all of these interventions are effective. Mobile and wireless technology to support health behavior change (mobile health [mHealth] apps) is a...
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Tielman, M. (author), Neerincx, M.A. (author), Brinkman, W.P. (author)
Motivating users is an important task for virtual agents in behaviour chance support systems. In this study we present a system which generates motivational statements based on situation type, aimed at a virtual agent for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder therapy. Using input from experts (n=13), we built a database containing what categories of...
conference paper 2017
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van Kann, D.H.H. (author), Kremers, S.P.J. (author), de Vries, S.I. (author), de Vries, N.K. (author), Jansen, M.W.J. (author)
Successful implementation of interventions to stimulate active school transportation (AST) requires better understanding of this behavior. This study explored the associations between Parental Active Transportation Routines (PATRns) and children’s AST use, as well as the role of PATRns as a moderator of the association between the neighborhood...
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van Hoof, C. (author), van den Brand, J. (author), de Smet, J. (author), Grieten, L. (author), De Francisco, R. (author)
Our increasing life expectancy also implies that many of us will be suffering from one or more chronic illnesses during a larger part of our lives. Medical-grade wearables have the grand promise and the largely untapped potential to become a cornerstone technology in the care cycle. For chronic patients, tools are needed that improve the risk...
conference paper 2016
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van Genugten, L. (author), Dusseldorp, E. (author), Webb, T.L. (author), van Empelen, P. (author)
Background: Many online interventions designed to promote health behaviors combine multiple behavior change techniques (BCTs) and additional modes of delivery (MoD, e.g. text messages) to maximize effectiveness. Also, usability factors may influence effectiveness. This study aims to identify synergistic effects of BCTs, MoDs and usability...
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Andersen, L.L. (author), Proper, K.I. (author), Punnert, L. (author), Wynne, R. (author), Persson, R. (author), Wiezer, N.M. (author)
For most humans work is an important fact of life and something that is necessary for survival and individual wellbeing. However, the circumstances under which we work may vary considerably and are, in part, contingent on geographical location, governmental regulations, design of social welfare systems, production systems, and human resource...
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Dusseldorp, E. (author), van Buuren, S. (author), van Genugten, L. (author), Verheijden, M.W. (author), van Empelen, P. (author)
Objective: Many health-promoting interventions combine multiple behavior change techniques (BCTs) to maximize effectiveness. Although, in theory, BCTs can amplify each other, the available meta-analyses have not been able to identify specific combinations of techniques that provide synergistic effects. This study overcomes some of the...
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Hofstetter, H. (author), Dusseldorp, E. (author), van Empelen, P. (author), Paulussen, T.W.G.M. (author)
Objective: The aim of this paper is to provide a guideline to a universal understanding of the analysis of co-occurrence of risk behaviors. The use of cluster analysis and factor analysis was clarified. Method: A theoretical introduction to cluster analysis and factor analysis and examples from literature were provided. A representative sample ...
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Pieters, S. (author), Burk, W.J. (author), Vorst, H.V.D. (author), Engels, R.C. (author), Wiers, R.W. (author)
Background: Dual process models suggest that the development of addictive behaviors is the result of interplay between impulsive and reflective processes, modulated by boundary conditions such as individual or situational factors. Empirical support for this model has been repeatedly demonstrated in adult samples [for a meta-analysis, see Ref. (1...
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van Genugten, L. (author), van Empelen, P. (author), Oenema, A. (author)
Background: There are many online interventions aiming for health behavior change but it is unclear how such interventions and specific planning tools are being used. Objective: The aim of this study is to identify which user characteristics were associated with use of an online, computer-tailored self-regulation intervention aimed at prevention...
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Bernaards, C.M. (author), Ariëns, G.A.M. (author), Simons, M. (author), Knol, D.L. (author), Hildebrandt, V.H. (author), TNO Kwaliteit van Leven (author), KvL (author)
Introduction: The goal of this study was to assess the effectiveness of a group-based interactive work style intervention in improving work style behavior. Methods: Computer workers with neck and upper limb symptoms were randomised into the work style group (WS, N = 152), the work style and physical activity group (WSPA, N = 156), or the usual...
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