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Discussions demonstrate a balanced view, with some posts praising the research’s insights into barriers and enablers, and others emphasizing the potential of remote consultations to improve health behavior discussions. The tone varies from neutral to optimistic, highlighting the relevance of findings for future healthcare strategies.
Most discussions recognize the study’s exploration of barriers and enablers during the pandemic, with some emphasizing the potential of remote consultations.
The posts show moderate interest, highlighting new findings and the relevance of remote health interventions without overly praising or dismissing.
The discussions reflect a deep engagement, referencing specific aspects such as the impact of remote consultations and the use of infographics, indicating active consideration.
Participants see the study as influential, noting its importance for future healthcare practices and policy, especially regarding supporting health behavior change.
New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new opportunities to support delivery of behaviour change interventions by healthcare professionals @DrJTJohnson @LeedsHealthPsy @LeedsPsyc https://t.co/OLkZAxgtoU
New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conversations about health behaviours difficult➡️ https://t.co/PrMgO14fuk Our qual paper looked at some potential barriers (and enablers)➡️ https://t.co/iMFcXLLaAR https://t.co/lg5dgTlxWv
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new oppo…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
The study explores how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted healthcare professionals' ability to deliver opportunistic health behavior change interventions in the UK NHS, highlighting barriers like staffing issues and poor…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conver…
New paper now available (as well as one of those fancy infographic thingies) - the pandemic seemed to have made conversations about health behaviours difficult➡️ https://t.co/PrMgO14fuk Our qual paper looked at some potential barriers (and enablers)➡️ https://t.co/iMFcXLLaAR https://t.co/lg5dgTlxWv
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new oppo…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new oppo…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new oppo…
RT @DrChrisKeyworth: New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new oppo…
New @policyleeds @ResEngland funded qual study led by @DrKathySVogt - use of remote consultations may provide new opportunities to support delivery of behaviour change interventions by healthcare professionals @DrJTJohnson @LeedsHealthPsy @LeedsPsyc https://t.co/OLkZAxgtoU
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