Thursday March 30th
Time | Activities | |||
9:00 | Welcome, registration & coffee | |||
10:00 | Opening Chairs: Anne, Marijn | |||
10:15 | Keynote Lucie Byrne-Davis | |||
11:15 | Parallel session 1 | |||
Symposium Cancer-related fatigue – from etiology CRF towards monitoring and treatment Kim A.E. Wijlens Content validity of a toolkit for holistic monitoring of cancer-related fatigue in breast cancer patients Adriaan Penson Triggering, maintaining and moderating factors for cancer-related fatigue in childhood cancer survivors: a DCCSS LATER study Judith de Vries-ten Have The systematic design of a personalized lifestyle intervention for colorectal cancer survivors experiencing cancer-related fatigue Jody Geerts The relation between self-identity bias and fatigue in breast-cancer patients | Round table International perspectives on COVID-19 research and what role behavioural science could play during a global crisis Discussants: Marijn de Bruin Lucie Byrne-Davis Olivier Luminet | Oral session Stakeholder engagement /co-creation/participatory methods Danique M. Heemskerk Charge Your Brainzzz: Applying participatory system dynamics to co-produce a whole systems approach promoting adolescent sleep health Kim Boltjes Power to the Patient: A Co-created Design Towards Emotionally-Safe Pediatric Hospitalization Saar Hommes “Tell me it gets better over time”: Qualitative assessment of trauma patients’ perceptions on personalized predictions in a recovery tool Maartje D Stutvoet Developing the mHealth intervention PROfeel for adolescents with a chronic disease and fatigue – an iterative co-design process Loïs F. van de Water Potential adverse outcomes of shared decision making about palliative cancer treatment: a secondary analysis of a randomized trial | Oral session Food choices and healthy eating Iris W.H. Claessens Personal Values, Motives, and Healthy and Sustainable Food Choices: Examining Differences Between Home Meals and Restaurant Meals Rachelle de Vries Challenges in designing (personalized) digital “just-in-time” nudges for healthy food choice: Two pilot studies Janis Fiedler Effectivity of a family-based mobile health intervention to promoting physical activity and healthy eating – results of the SMARTFAMILY1.0 trial Sanne Raghoebar Experts’ perceptions on motivators and barriers of healthy and sustainable dietary behaviour among adolescents Laurens van Gestel Acceptability of nudging vegetarian lunch options: Investigating the role of transparency and motivation | |
12:30 | Lunch and (optional) campus walking tour | |||
13:45 | Parallel session 2 | |||
BMS LAB tour
| Symposium Longitudinal patterns of behavior, support, media-use and well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic Carlijn Bussemakers Measurement properties of the CAPAS behavioural survey during the COVID-19 pandemic Keenan A. Ramsey Trajectories of wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic in vulnerable groups of the Dutch population Adriana Solovei Patterns of media use in the Netherlands during the COVID-19 pandemic Frank Gootjes The dynamics of public support and adherence for key COVID-19 policies over time | Symposium Person centered care in Alzheimer’s disease / Early dementia: prevention, diagnostics, and communication Lotte Truin Modifiable dementia risk and protective factors in persons with subjective cognitive decline or mild cognitive impairment: a systematic literature review and Delphi study Janne M. Papma A best practice for culture-sensitive dementia diagnostics; cultural subgroup or person-centered perspective? Daphne B.G. ter Huurne The accuracy of a semi-automatic cognitive phone assessment in a memory clinic setting Agnetha D. Fruijtier Identifying best-practices for amyloid imaging results disclosure: a randomized controlled trial | Oral session Physical activity and sedentary behaviour Janet Boekhout Decreasing loneliness in the elderly: The Active Plus intervention David R. de Buisonjé Put your money where your feet are: the real-world effects of StepBet gamified deposit contracts for physical activity Erik Bijleveld Associations between workplace design and office workers’ sitting patterns: A field study Sara Kassas Vertical inter-goal relations between health goals and personal values among the emerging adult population Merije van Rookhuijzen The immediate and spillover effects of a default nudge promoting standing behaviour | |
15:00 | Tea break, posters, and The Mobile Lab Facilities (Experivan) | |||
15:45 | Senior Workshop Facilitator: Gjalt-Jorn Peters | PhD Workshop - Future professors unite! Facilitator: TBA |
17:00 | Keynote Lucy Yardley |
18:00 | Break |
19:00 – 1:00 | Dinner, followed by party Location: Fellini, Enschede city centre |
Friday March 31st
Time | Activities | |||
8:45 | ARPH members meeting | |||
9:30 | PhD award | |||
9:45 | Keynote Matthijs Noordzij | |||
10:45 | Coffee break | |||
11:15 | Parallel session 3 | |||
Symposium Measuring sex and gender in health research Aranka Ballering Inclusivity in large-scale cohort studies: lessons learned regarding assessing sex, gender, and sexual orientation Nina Kupper Gender measures are differentially related to health behaviors, mood, and symptom reports in patients with heart disease: results from the THORESCI Gender sub-study Paula M.C. Mommersteeg Stanford Gender-Related variables for Health research; Dutch translation and association with lifestyle associated risk factors and mental health Sabine Oertelt-Prigione Current trends in the operationalization of gender in (bio)medicine | Oral session Evaluating effectiveness of behavior change interventions Jannis Kraiss Estimating the true effectiveness of smoking cessation interventions under variable comparator conditions: a systematic review and meta-regression Loes van den Bekerom Interventions Promoting Health Behavior Among People With Lower Socio-Economic Status: A Scoping Review of Behavior Change Techniques and Effectiveness Janis Fiedler Effectivity of a family-based mobile health intervention to promoting physical activity and healthy eating – results of the SMARTFAMILY1.0 trial Nynke van der Laan To What Extent Do Technology Acceptance Factors, Health Related Factors and Contextual Factors Predict the Use Discontinuance of Contact Tracing Apps? Liselot N. van den Berg Using Animated Videos to Promote the Accessibility and Understandability of Package Leaflets: A retrospective observational study evaluating the first year of implementation | Oral session Climate change and sustainability Janna de Graaf Does climate change threat make sense? The effect of fearful communication on climate change resistance and engagement Keenan Ramsey Differences in psychological distance between three coinciding crises R. Drbohlav Ollerton Exploring the utilisation of collective efficacy in climate change messaging Valentina Bancale Spillover beliefs within and between health and pro-environmental behaviors: associations and correlates
| Symposium Opening up? How to support employees' & students' decisions to disclose mental health issues. Thomas Gültzow Decision aid development to support employees & students in their mental health disclosure decision Yil Severijns Why students don't talk about their mental health issues at Maastricht University Daniëlle Zijlstra Making the decision to talk with colleagues and supervisors about your mental health issues Sybren Slimmen General Discussion | |
12:30 | Lunch + PGMP meeting | |||
13:30 | Parallel session 4 | |||
Oral session Lessons learned and future preparedness: Insights from COVID-19 projects Tugce Varol Applying behavioral science to create a safe university environment during the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons learned Colene L. Zomer Patterns of testing behaviour during the COVID-19 pandemic: a latent class analysis Gjalt-Jorn Peters Something from nothing: lessons learned from developing an agile intervention with over 100 volunteer experts Gill ten Hoor & Rob Ruiter Discussion | Oral session Cancer Judith Austin Use, appreciation and impact of a mobile self-compassion intervention for people with newly diagnosed cancer: a mixed-methods study Naomi C.A. van der Velden Patient-Caregiver Dyads' Prognostic Information Preferences and Perceptions in Advanced Cancer Marrit A. Tuinman Would patients with cancer use an e-diary as self-management tool to improve their distress and social contacts? Loïs F. van de Water Potential adverse outcomes of shared decision making about palliative cancer treatment: a secondary analysis of a randomized trial | Oral session Family health and personality Pierre Gerain “Already too late”: a qualitative study of respite care among parents of children with special healthcare needs and disabilities Linda M. Opstal The prevalence and psychosocial mechanism of a teachable moment for lifestyle change during pregnancy Paul Lodder Type D personality as a risk factor for adverse outcome in patients with cardiovascular disease: an individual patient data meta-analysis Paul Lodder Why researchers should not ignore skewness and measurement error in questionnaire item scores | Round table Guidelines for lifestyle behavioral change interventions Andrea W.M. Evers Marijn de Bruin Marieke Adriaanse Sabita Soedamah-Muthu Pepijn van Empelen on behalf of the Behavior change program of the Lifestyle4Health network | |
14:45 | Tea break | |||
15:15 | Parallel session 5 | |||
BMS LAB tour | Symposium New developments in cardiac psychology: Using theory and technology to promote health outcomes Emma R. Douma Psychological factors and adherence to health behaviors after percutaneous coronary intervention: Effect moderation by cardiac rehabilitation Renée V.H. IJzerman Which goals matter to people within cardiac care? A study on life goal and health goal preferences Mirela Habibović A patient-centered intervention platform to support health behaviour change and the continuum of care in patients with coronary artery disease: the TIMELY randomized controlled trials Jos A. Bosch Development and implication of personalized smartphone-based prompts to improve cardiovascular health behaviors during daily life. | Oral session Longitudinal wellbeing Gerko Schaap Fluctuations of Symptoms and Affects in Post-COVID-19 Patients in Daily Life Isabel AL Slurink Longitudinal trajectories and psychological predictors of physical quality of life until 3 years after bariatric surgery Michelle W.J. Heijman Day-to-day fluctuations of fatigue in people with knee osteoarthritis: a daily diary study |
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16:30 – 17:00 | Conference closing, best poster & best presentation awards | |||