Intervention Mapping

Workshop:Bela Berberi

Zoe LucaBrian Pagán

Overview

Five Main Steps

Needs Assessment

1. Identify at-risk population

2. Distinguish external causes

3. Review key determinants

Implementation

Evaluation

Continuous process

Overview

Five Main Steps

Needs Assessment

1. Identify at-risk population

2. Distinguish external causes

3. Review key determinants

Implementation

Evaluation

Pre-design

Phase

Overview

Five Main Steps

Needs Assessment

1. Identify at-risk population

2. Distinguish external causes

3. Review key determinants

Implementation

Evaluation

Design

Phase

Overview

Five Main Steps

Needs Assessment

1. Identify at-risk population

2. Distinguish external causes

3. Review key determinants

Implementation

Evaluation

Post-design

Phase

Overview

We focus on this today

Five Main Steps

The Protocol (Schaalma, 2002)

Five Steps:1. Defining proximal program objectives based upon

scientific analyses of health problems and problem-causing factors

2. Selecting theory-based intervention methods and practical strategies to change (determinants of) health-related behavior

3. Producing program components, design, and production

4. Anticipating program adoption, implementation and sustainability

5. Anticipating process and effect evaluation

How it works

• Each step yields a product, which is used in the next step

• Results are cumulative

This Workshop

• We will follow five main Intervention Mapping steps

• Create a mock campaign

• “Present” it to the other workshop participants

Agents (Kok, 2003)

• Individual

• Interpersonal

• Organizational

• Community

• Societal

• Supranational

Useful Tips

• Combining methods is more effective than individual methods

• More components = more effective

• The problem must be addressed at all levels (influence all agents)

• Avoid the pitfalls (Zoe’s presentation)

• Have fun!