Theory-based determinants of healthcare professional behaviour Predominant behavioural approaches in implementation science view healthcare professionals’ behaviour as the result of a reflective decision-making process [7]. For example, the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB; [8]) suggests that the streng...
In the early stages of a program, we can monitor and assess whether the planned outputs have been produced. Over time, we would also expect to see evidence that outcomes (i.e., observable changes in behaviour or actions of other system actors) have been realized. Over longer periods, ...
Ideas from data analysis led to changes in the focus of the research, with the concept of bricolage becoming far more prominent to the research than initially planned. Indeed, as the fieldwork progressed and I revisited the bricolage literature, I began to see that I could potentially develop ...
In this study some typical aspects of human behavior are reconsidered in a new evolutionary perspective. Firstly, a theoretical paradigm is introduced, according to which animals show a natural propensity to maintain behavior far beyond the time when the triggering motivation has been removed;, these...
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