[Review on the progress regarding the intervention mapping protocol].
R T Li, Peishan Ning, Jiyu Li, W H Wang, G Q Hu
Abstract
R T Li, Peishan Ning, Jiyu Li, W H Wang, G Q Hu
Abstract
Along with the significant development on both theory and practice of health promotion programs, the application of behavioral and social science theories has also been advanced in the fields of design and evaluation regarding the intervention-related studies. Intervention mapping is a new planning protocol, efficiently used to develop, implement, and evaluate health promotion related intervention programs. In this article, we are briefly introducing the basic concepts, implementation steps, specific requirements, as well as reviewing the current progress in methodologies, application that are related to intervention mapping, so as to provide reference for health intervention research studies, domestically.
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Along with the significant development on both theory and practice of health promotion programs, the application of behavioral and social science theories has also been advanced in the fields of design and evaluation regarding the intervention-related studies. Intervention mapping is a new planning protocol, efficiently used to develop, implement, and evaluate health promotion related intervention programs. In this article, we are briefly introducing the basic concepts, implementation steps, specific requirements, as well as reviewing the current progress in methodologies, application that are related to intervention mapping, so as to provide reference for health intervention research studies, domestically.
Key concepts: Intervention mapping, Intervention (counseling), Protocol (science), Promotion (chess), Health promotion, Computer science, Management science, Psychology