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Table 2 RegisterNow-1 intervention description

From: Promoting deceased organ and tissue donation registration in family physician waiting rooms (RegisterNow-1 trial): study protocol for a pragmatic, stepped-wedge, cluster randomized controlled registry

Component 1: case finding

Component 2: pamphlet

Component 3: immediate opportunity to register

Who delivered?: Reception staff

How delivered?: Paper pamphlet provided by: reception staff

How delivered?: Tablet

BCT

Domain

BCT

Domain

BCT

Domain

Instruction on how to perform the behavior

Knowledge (procedural)

Instruction on how to perform the behavior

Knowledge (procedural); skills; beliefs about capabilities

Adding objects to the environment

Beliefs about capabilities; environmental context and resources; memory, attention and decision processes; behavioral regulation

Social support (practical)

Knowledge (procedural)

Information about others’ approval

Social influences; goals; emotion; beliefs about consequences

Prompts/cues

Memory, attention and decision processes

Prompts/cues

Memory, attention and decision processes

Credible source

Social influence; emotion; beliefs about consequences

  

Information about others’ approval

Social influences

Social comparison

Social influences

  
  

Prompts/cues

Memory, attention and decision processes

  
  

Verbal persuasion of capability

Beliefs about capabilities; Knowledge

  
  

Vicarious consequences

Beliefs about capabilities; beliefs about consequences; emotion

  
  

Information about social and environmental consequences

Beliefs about consequences; social influences; social/professional role and identity

  
  

Salience of consequences

Beliefs about consequences; social influences

  
  

Information about emotional consequences

Beliefs about consequences; emotion

  
  1. BCT behaviour-change technique, Domain specific barrier/enabler targeted by the BCT, based on domains described by the Theoretical Domains Framework