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Table 2 Mapping of behavioral determinants to intervention options and content and implementation options

From: Development, acceptability, appropriateness and appeal of a cancer clinical trials implementation intervention for rural- and minority-serving urology practices

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Determinants of referral

Intervention options

Content and implementation options

COM-B

TDF

Intervention functions

Policy categories

Behavior-change techniques

Mode of delivery

Also addressed in …

Capability

Knowledge

Education, training, modeling

Communication/marketing

Commitment, social support (practical), instruction on how to perform the behavior, information about social and environmental consequences, demonstration of the behavior, information about others’ approval, credible source, material reward, framing/reframing

Continuing education workshop: Expanding Treatment Options for Urological Cancer Patients, Professional society offering delivered by physician champion and endorsed by South Central Section of the AUA, Clinical trial flow sheet

Toolkit website

Review outcome goals, Feedback on outcomes of behavior, social support (emotional), instruction on how to perform the behavior, information about social and environmental consequences, information about others’ approval, credible source, social reward, identification of self as role model

Quarterly Newsletter featuring AUA president endorsement, trial briefs, Why I Do This segment, Meet the Cancer Center segment, and referral and accrual audit and feedback

Continuing education workshop, newsletter, toolkit website

Problem-solving, goal-setting, discrepancy between current behavior and goal behavior, self-monitoring of behavior, social support-unspecified, instruction on how to perform the behavior

Talking About Trials in-service curriculum

 

Prompts/cues, adding objects to the environment; instruction on how to perform behavior -non-specified; non-specified reward

Point-of-care interactive patient education table tent

 

Memory, attention and decision processes

Enablement

Service provision, environmental/social planning

Prompts/cues

Available clinical trials’ point-of-care flow sheet

 

Opportunity

Environmental resources

 

Service provision

Prompts/cues, restructuring social environment

Clinical trial referral prescription pad

 

Prompts/cues, restructuring social environment

Cancer center “hotline” referral process

 

Restructuring social environment, adding objects to the environment, instruction on how to perform behavior (patient)

What this Trial Entails patient video series

 

Restructuring social environment, adding objects to the environment, instruction on how to perform behavior (patient)

Participating in a Cancer Clinical Trial patient brochure

 

Social influences

Persuasion, environmental restructuring

Environmental/social planning, service provision

Social support (practical), restructuring the social environment, instruction on how to perform the behavior

Meet the investigator Breakfast/lunch

Continuing education workshop, newsletter

Motivation

Social professional role and identity

Enablement

Environmental/social planning, guidelines

Restructuring social environment

Referral role delineation

Continuing education workshop, toolkit website

Feedback on outcome of behavior

Cancer center eligibility screening feedback

 

Feedback on outcome of behavior, information on how to perform the behavior, information about consequences

GU Trial Chart Note

 

Generalization of target behavior

Align role delineation with perceived roles and identity

 

Beliefs about consequences

Incentivization, enablement

Education

Instruction on how to perform the behavior, information about social and environmental consequences, material incentive

Co-management discussion

 

Prompts/cues, social reward, non-specific incentive

Branding through stationary, pens, brochures and media

 
  1. Step 1 is provided in Fig. 2. Steps 2 and 3 are provided in Table 1
  2. All behavior-change techniques are directed at the urology provider, unless otherwise indicated in parentheses
  3. AUA American Urological Association, COM-B Capability, Opportunity, Motivation and Behavior Model GU genitourinary, TDF Theoretical Domains Framework