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DESCRIPTION:[b]About the lecture[/b]\nEnabling behaviour change at individ
 ual\, community and populations levels is at the heart of addressing the 
 many societal problems and crises we face\, including in the areas of hea
 lth and sustainability.  Behaviour change is not easy and there is a scie
 nce of behaviour change that needs to be drawn on to understand behaviour
 s in their contexts and develop interventions and policies that are likel
 y to be effective.This talk will present widely-used methods for doing th
 is\, using the COM-B model of behaviour and the Behaviour Change Wheel fr
 amework.  I will present examples to illustrate this approach and demonst
 rate how  systematic behaviour analysis and frameworks can enable precise
 \, evidence-based strategies. These tools can also be used to facilitate 
 knowledge sharing\, accelerate scientific progress\, and improve health a
 nd environmental outcomes across systems and populations.\n\n[b]About the
  speaker[/b]\nSusan Michie\, FMedSci\, FAcSS\, FBA\, FSBM is Professor of
  Health Psychology\, University College London\, UK. She is Director of i
 ts Centre for Behaviour Change. ([url=http://www.ucl.ac.uk/behaviour-chan
 ge]www.ucl.ac.uk/behaviour-change[/url]) and co-Director of WHO’s Collabo
 rating Centre for Behavioural and Implementation Sciences for Health\, an
 d co-Director of Behavioural Research-UK ([url=http://www.br-uk.ac.uk]www
 .br-uk.ac.uk[/url])\, a leadership hub to advance behavioural research ac
 ross the UK.  Her undergraduate degree was in Experimental Psychology\, M
 asters in Clinical Psychology and D.Phil in Developmental Psychology. Her
  research focuses on human behaviour change in relation to health and the
  environment: how to understand it theoretically and apply theory and evi
 dence to intervention and policy development\, evaluation and implementat
 ion. Her research\, collaborating with disciplines such as information sc
 ience\, environmental science\, computer science and medicine\, covers po
 pulation\, organisational and individual-level interventions. She has pio
 neered methods for investigating and synthesising evidence e.g. the Human
  Behaviour-Change Project ([url=http://www.humanbehaviourchange.org]www.h
 umanbehaviourchange.org[/url]) and the Behaviour Change Intervention Onto
 logy ([url=http://www.BCIOntology.org]www.BCIOntology.org[/url]). She has
  published >600 journal articles and several books\, including the [i]Beh
 aviour Change Wheel: A Guide to Designing Interventions [/i]([url=http://
 www.behaviourchangewheel.com]www.behaviourchangewheel.com[/url][i]). [/i]
 She is a Lancet commissioner for “Evidence-Based Implementation in Global
  Health” and is past chair of WHO’s Behavioural Insights and Sciences Tec
 hnical Advisory Group\, and member of the UK Government’s Scientific Advi
 sory Group in Emergencies.\n\nThe event is organized by [i][url=https://w
 ww.sdu.dk/en/forskning/dias/people/chairs/nikos-ntoumanis]Nikos Ntoumanis
 [/url][/i]
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SUMMARY:DIAS Event: Enabling behaviour change for health and sustainabilit
 y by Prof. Susan Michie
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