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Table 3 Prioritising behavioural interventions

From: Use of the behaviour change wheel to improve everyday person-centred conversations on physical activity across healthcare

Potential target areas

Potential behavioural targets

Impact of behaviour change

Likelihood of changing behaviour

Spillover score

Measurement score

Selection

Healthcare professionals

Initiating physical activity conversations routinely

very promising

promising

very promising

promising

Primary target

Following a counselling protocol to help structure consultations

promising

promising

Promising

very promising

Secondary target

increasing own physical activity levels

promising

promising

very promising

promising

unfeasible

engaging in education and training to improve skills and knowledge

promising

very promising

Promising

very promising

Secondary target

Patient behaviour

Prompting patient initiation of conversation

very promising

very promising

Promising

promising

Secondary target

Independent efforts to increase physical activity

unpromising, but worth considering

very promising

Promising

unpromising, but worth considering

Unfeasible

Environment

protecting dedicated time for physical activity conversations

unpromising, but worth considering

very promising

promising

promising

Unfeasible

peer support in the workplace for physical activity promotion

promising

promising

very promising

unpromising, but worth considering

Secondary target

service expectations

very promising

very promising

very promising

promising

Unfeasible

Systems

using a resource to help structure conversations

Promising

promising

very promising

unpromising, but worth considering

Secondary target

visiting a resource to learn more

promising

very promising

promising

very promising

Secondary target

responding to system requirements for physical activity conversations

very promising

very promising

very promising

promising

Unfeasible