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Presentation: Applying Behavioural Science to Combating Pandemics
Professor Susan Michie's presentation while visiting the newly created Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change, Australia.
Presentation: Using Models of Behaviour Change
Professor Susan Michie's presentation while visiting Disha ColLab at Busara Center, India.
Webinar: Characterising the behaviours involved in type 1 diabetes self-management
Dr Stephanie Stanton-Fay was a part of The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes' latest webinar, talking about the work that has been done at UCL to characterise the behaviours involved in diabetes self-management.
Webinars & Videos
Behavioural Science in Healthcare webinar series
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a new webinar series organised as part of the ongoing academic partnership between the Centre for Behaviour Change at University College London and Bupa’s Behavioural Insights Team.
Check out the webinar series here
Podcast: How Behavioral Science Can Inform A Post-COVID World
In this episode from The Decision Corner, CBC Director Professor Susan Michie discusses some of the most complex causes and effects of the COVID-19 pandemic; how increased public engagement in behavioral science and health research can help us imagine a post-COVID world that is more equitable, environmental, and convenient than the one we left behind.
Advice to government in the coronavirus crisis
Professor Susan Michie (Director, CBC) joins a panel of experts to discuss SAGE evidence and transparency, asking how can government balance the scientific and economic advise around the coronavirus crisis?
The full discuss is available via the Institute for Government's Inside Briefing Podcast, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts:
Achieving Behaviour Change: a guide for local government and partners - launch webinar
Public Health England webinar launch for the ABC Guide for local and national partners – April 2020
Applying behavioural science to policy and interventions: a tool for collaboration
Professor Susan Michie’s keynote presentation at the 2nd BeSP Symposium: Behavioural Insights in Developing Public Policy Interventions (2019)
Changing behaviours through society
Professor Susan Michie’s presentation at the 2019 International Convention on Psychological Science
Understanding Motivation
CBC hosted event: A Cultural Tonic: Using the parts to promote health
This seminar focused on raising awareness and understanding how to; (i) engage with, and experience, the arts in a way that can lead to better health (i.e. art as health behaviour); and (ii) art-based interventions to improve health related behaviours and outcomes (i.e. art as a health intervention).
Intro + Dr Daisy Fancourt, Wellcome Research Fellow - 'Psychological, physiological, social and behavioural research into the effects of the arts on health'
Designing Effective Behaviour Change Interventions
Professor Susan Michie’s presentation from the 10th Duodecium International Symposium (2018)
Designing more effective public policy to change behaviour: the contribution of behavioural science
Professor Susan Michie’s presentation to the Finnish Psychological Society (2018)