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Behaviour change in 160 characters:
A novel brief intervention for disadvantaged men
Professor Iain K Crombie
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Alcohol brief interventions
substantial evidence of effectiveness 10-20 minutes of encouragement and goal setting usually delivered by a doctor
tested on middle-aged men usually in healthcare settings reduce weekly consumption
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Drinking and disadvantaged men: 25-44 years
hard to reach group seldom attend health care low participation in research
limitations of the intervention methodamount of informationopportunities for interactionmonitoring intervention delivery
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2 recruitment strategiesGP registersRespondent-driven sampling – community outreach, chain
referralEvidence-based techniques to increase recruitment
financial incentivesmultiple attempts at contactpersonalised approaches, assurances of confidentiality
Recruitment target: 60 - Achieved 67
Recruitment strategies
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Comparing the recruitment strategiesGP Community
OutreachMarried 75% 36%
Employed 78% 54%
Mean consumption(units previous month)
66 140
Frequent sessions of ≥8 units (>5 per month)
17% 57%
Frequent sessions of ≥16 units(>5 per month)
5% 37%
Forgot what happened(> 1 per month)
6% 54%
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Intervention development
Focus groups
Design team
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experience of alcohol harms widespread mature drinker role
recognition of social expectations• employer, partner, family
discrepancy binge drinking and mature drinker role
don’t preach
Focus group findings
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mid-week sobrietypersonalise harms, benefits of moderated drinking
early Friday eveningencourage moderated drinking
Sunday afternoon/evening reflect on adverse consequences
mid-week sobriety seek commitment to change
Focus group: windows of opportunity
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Causal model forbehaviour change
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What’s the main reason U drink? a.It’s a Habitb.To feel better c.To have fund.To copee.To wash down your chips.
Text me your answer!
Engagement•humour•reflection•interactivity
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Dave from Dundee says –“Many a weekend I’ve thought if I’d just went home at 8-9pm, I wouldn’t be sitting here now feeling like a bag of shite”. Discrepancy
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Andy from Dundee says –“I cut back on drinking because my father-in-law died of it”. What would be a good reason for U to cut back? Text me back!
Motivate change
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Can U think of someone who’d be happy if U made a change! What would U hear them say? Please text me your answer! Views of others
Reinforce intention to change
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Responses to texts
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Reasons for drinking less “I really wanna stay out of trouble and not become the
person I can be after a few too many”
Money saved “£200 a month or more easy. That would be on carry outs
and the pub.”
Buy with money saved “Trek 2.5 road bike - cost £1650.00 RR”
Benefits to others “My dad. Its good ur no phoning me for a lift at 2am!”
Content of the responses
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Summary exceeded recruitment target
recruited hazardous drinkers 96% retention
outcomes measured theoretically and empirically based text messages
in 160 characters high level of engagement
key components behaviour change strategy full trial underway
The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the NIHR PHR programme or the Department of Health.
Funded by the National Institute for Health Research Public Health Research programme (project numbers 09/3001/09).
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Collaborators
Professor Iain Crombie Epidemiologist
Dr Carol Emslie Sociologist
Dr Josie Evans Epidemiologist
Professor Gerry Humphris Health Psychologist
Dr L Irvine Research methodologist
Ms Claire Jones Software Engineer
Professor John Norrie Statistician and Trialist
Dr Dennis Petrie Health economist
Dr Peter Rice Consultant Psychiatrist
Professor Ian Ricketts Computer Scientist
Dr Peter Slane GP
Dr Falko Sniehotta Health Psychologist
Ms Selena Law Graphic Designer
Professor Brian Williams Medical Sociologist