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  • Session 8: Conducting Patient/Stakeholder-Oriented Research: Chaired by Rebecca Segrave, PhD

    Engaging Patients in Trials: From Science to Practice

    Antoine Boivin, MD and Sylvain Bédard

      

    How to meaningfully engage stakeholders in behavioural intervention research

    Helena Teede, MD

      

    Patient Oriented Research in ethnocultural minority communities : challenges and opportunities

    Joyce Dogba, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 51 min
  • Session 7: Innovation in Digital Behavioural Interventions: Chaired by Angela Pfammatter, PhD

     Transforming behavioural interventions to digital: developing e-health solutions for behavior change

    Predrag Klasnja, PhD

     

    Innovations in e-health solutions in behavioural medicine

    Eric Hekler, PhD

      

    Professional and organisational factors to consider for successful digital behavioural interventions

    Marie-Pierre Gagnon, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 38 min
  • Session 6: Conducting Pilot and Feasibility Trials: Chaired by Chris Noone, PhD

    Pilot vs feasibility studies: how to tell them apart?

    Lehana Thabane, PhD

      

    Conducting and analyzing pilot and feasibility studies

    Christine Bond, PhD

      

    Pilot Trials in Health-Related Behavioral Intervention Research: Problems, Solutions, and Recommendations

    Ken Freedland, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 45 min
  • Session 5: The Globalisation of Behavioural Medicine: Chaired by Mariantonia Lemos, PhD

    Conducting behavioural interventions in lower and middle-income countries (LMICs): Understanding the research context

    Sudha Sivaram, PhD

      

    Behaviour change science and practice in low- and middle-income countries

    Jo Hart, PhD

      

    Perspectives on working in behavioral science in LMIC: Opportunities for behavioral trials research

    Lucie Byrne-Davis, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 42 min
  • Session 4: IBTN Summer School Alumni Session: Chaired by Kim Lavoie, PhD

    BrainPark: Using Neuroscience to Create Healthy Habits, Brains and Lifestyles

    Rebecca Segrave, PhD

      

    Development of a weight loss intervention considering resource constraints

    Angela Pfammatter, PhD

      

    Developing an evidence-based and patient-informed psychological intervention for infertility-related distress

    Jennifer Gordon, PhD

      

    Data harmonization and individual patient data meta-analysis: exploring new avenues for evidence summaries and intervention development

    Jovana Stojanovic, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 41 min
  • Session 2: Behavioural Responses to Global Pandemics: Lessons (being learned) from COVID-19 : Chaired by Nicola McCleary, PhD

    Lessons learned from the UK response to COVID-19

    Susan Michie, PhD

     

    iCARE International COVID-19 Survey: initial findings and recommendations

    Kim Lavoie, PhD

      

    Gender Differences in Drinking to Cope with the Pandemic: Associations of COVID-19-related perceived threat and psychological distress to drinking behaviours in women vs. men

    Sherry Stewart, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 43 min
  • Welcome & Session 1- Behavioural Solutions for Global Challenges – Health and Climate Change: Chaired by Simon Bacon, PhD

    Welcome and Introduction – IBTN Co-Chairs Dr. S. Bacon and Dr. K. Lavoie


    Behavioural Medicine for Global Health: Challenges and Opportunities

    William Riley, PhD  


    The role of behavioural medicine in combating climate change

    Michael Diefenbach, PhD


    The Behavioral Medicine Research Council: Promoting international collaborations in behavioural medicine

    John Ruiz, PhD


    Video of this conference can be found here: www.ibtnetwork.org/conference/virtual2020

    1 hr 52 min

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