Project overview
The Person-based Approach (PBA) focuses on understanding and accommodating the perspectives of the people who will use an intervention, in order to improve uptake, adherence and outcomes. The PBA engages with end-users at all stages of development to iteratively improve the intervention
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Research outputs
Katherine Bradbury, Mary Steele, Teresa Corbett, Adam Geraghty, Adele Krusche, Elena D. Heber, Stephanie Easton, Tara Cheetham-Blake, Joanna Slodkowska-Barabasz, Andre Matthias Muller, Laura J. Wilde, Kirsten Smith, Liz Payne, Karmpaul Singh, Roger Bacon, Tamsin Burford, Kevin Summers, Lesley Turner, Alison Richardson, Eila Watson, Claire Foster, Paul Little & Lucy Yardley,
2019, npj Digital Medicine, 1-13
Type: article
Leanne Morrison, Ingrid Muller, Lucy Yardley & Katherine Bradbury,
2018, The European Health Psychologist, 20(3), 464-469
Type: article
Katherine Bradbury, Kate Morton, Rebecca Band, Anne van Woezik, Rebecca Grist, Richard McManus, Paul Little & Lucy Yardley,
2018, PLoS ONE, 13(5), 1-18
Type: article
Rebecca Band, Katherine Bradbury, Kate Morton, Carl May, Susan Michie, Francis S. Mair, Elizabeth Murray, Richard J. McManus, Paul Little & Lucy Yardley,
2017, Implementation Science, 12, 1-13
Type: article
L. Yardley, B. Ainsworth, E. Arden-Close & I. Muller,
2015, Pilot and Feasibility Studies, 1(37), 1-7
Type: article