To what extent can behaviour change techniques be identified within an adaptable implementation package for primary care? A prospective directed content analysis

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2018-02Author
Glidewell, L.Willis, T.A.
Petty, Duncan R.
Lawton, R.
McEachan, Rosemary

Ingleson, E.
Heudtlass, P.
Davies, A.
Jamieson, T.
Hunter, C.
Hartley, S.
Gray-Burrows, K.
Clamp, S.
Carder, P.
Alderson, S.
Farrin, A.J.
Foy, R.
Keyword
Implementation interventionBehaviour change techniques
Theoretical Domains Framework
Discriminant content analysis
Audit and feedback
Educational outreach
Computerised prompts
Clinical reminders
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