All glossaries
Intervention Design & Evaluation
An intervention is something you deliberately introduce to change behavior. It might be a training program, a new process, or support offered to a particular group. Designing one means choosing what you want to change, deciding what to try, and planning how you’ll find out whether it helped.
The entries cover intervention design, how an approach is expected to work, and evaluating what was delivered. They also include policy options and several approaches used in clinical practice.
Definitions
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Behavioral Activation
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Intervention fidelity
- Intervention functions
- Intervention Mapping
- Mechanisms of action
- Mindfulness
- Motivational Interviewing
- Pharmacological support
- Policy categories (Behaviour Change Wheel)
- Process evaluation
- RE-AIM
- Wise Interventions
