Day 3 – Oral Pres – Room KA3.411
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Day 3 – Oral Presentations – a.m.
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SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIVING
Using Technology for Better Healthcare: Users' Experience among patients with chronic diseases in rural/remote areas - Carina Chan
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Day 3 – Oral Presentations – a.m.
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SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIVING
Should a combined theory approach be used to support exercise behaviour change among blood cancer survivors? Results from a national survey exploring associations between self-efficacy, motivation, and habits with exercise behaviour.- Camille Short
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Day 3 – Oral Presentations – a.m.
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SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIVING
Feasibility and Acceptability of a Theory-Based Online Tool for Reducing Stress-Induced Eating - Tenelle Maroney
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Day 3 – Oral Presentations – a.m.
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SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIVING
The Impact of Action Plans on Habit and Intention Strength for Physical Activity in a Web-Based Intervention – Is it the thought that counts? - Amanda Rebar
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Day 3 – Oral Presentations – a.m.
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SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIVING
The effect on physical activity engagement, adherence, and mood of an active virtual reality gaming intervention in young men with mild to moderate depression; a randomised controlled feasibility trial to improve physical and mental wellbeing during Covid-19.- Fiona Hargraves
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Day 3 – Oral Presentation – p.m.
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LIVED EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AND ITS TREATMENT
“It’s really hard, and if other people say anything else, they’re lying”: A systematic review and qualitative evidence synthesis on barriers and enablers to sustaining self-management behaviours after attending a selfmanagement support intervention for type 2 diabetes - Márcia Carvalho
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Day 3 – Oral Presentation – p.m.
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LIVED EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AND ITS TREATMENT
Factors influencing primary care implementation of professional mode flash glucose monitoring to support adults with type 2 diabetes: Results from the P-OSMOTIC qualitative study. - Amelia Lake
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Day 3 – Oral Presentation – p.m.
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LIVED EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AND ITS TREATMENT
“You’ve got something to look at and something to achieve”: Participant perspectives on professional-mode glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes in the GP-OSMOTIC qualitative study. - Amelia Williams
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Day 3 – Oral Presentation – p.m.
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LIVED EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AND ITS TREATMENT
Depression and Diabetes Distress among Indigenous Peoples living witdiabetes: A Systematic Review - Shaira Baptista