Which factors play a role in Dutch health promotion professionals’ decision to recruit actively primary schools to use a web-based smoking prevention programme?
Abstract:BackgroundMunicipal Health Promotion Organisations (MHPOs) play an important role in promoting and disseminating prevention programmes, such as smoking prevention programmes, in schools. This study identifies factors that may facilitate or hinder MHPOs’ willingness to recruit actively primary schools to use a smoking prevention programme.MethodsIn 2011, 31 Dutch MHPOs were invited to recruit schools to use a smoking prevention programme. All MHPO employees involved in smoking prevention activities (n = 68) wer… Show more
“…14 This psychological behavior theory has already been used to study various and complex behaviors among health professionals. 15,16 The broad applicability and the embedded motivational cycle guided our decision to use this model.…”
The approach to substance abuse by OPs could be supported by initiatives both at the individual and the collective level. A facilitating work context seems to be particularly important in their commitment to alcohol- and drug-related issues at work.
“…14 This psychological behavior theory has already been used to study various and complex behaviors among health professionals. 15,16 The broad applicability and the embedded motivational cycle guided our decision to use this model.…”
The approach to substance abuse by OPs could be supported by initiatives both at the individual and the collective level. A facilitating work context seems to be particularly important in their commitment to alcohol- and drug-related issues at work.
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