An eHealth intervention ‘Man-Guard’ to reduce cardiovascular risk in male taxi drivers: a pilot randomised controlled trial
Project Title |
An eHealth intervention ‘Man-Guard’ to reduce cardiovascular risk in male taxi drivers: a pilot randomised controlled trial |
Research Focus |
A focus on reducing cardiovascular disease risk of male taxi drivers through the use of an interactive online (e-Health) behaviour change intervention |
Funder & Dates |
Funded by the Department for the Economy (DfE) for the completion of a PhD |
Principal Investigator or Primary Supervisor (if PhD project) |
Professor David Thompson
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Co-Investigators or additional supervisors |
Dr Chantal Ski Professor Kevin Brazil |
Research Fellow(s) or PhD Student |
Mr James McMahon |
Name & Institution of Collaborators |
Queen’s University Belfast |
Name of External Partner Organisations |
Northern Ireland Chest Heart and Stroke (NICHS) |
Description of Project: Aim; Methods; Expected Outcomes
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Aim: to co-design and test the feasibility of an eHealth intervention (Man-Guard) to increase physical activity and reduce CVD risk in male taxi drivers Methods: a pilot randomised controlled trial followed by process evaluation. A mixed method design comprising a systematic review, PPI survey, RCT and focus groups will be used. Expected outcomes: to have an intervention that improves physical activity and reduces CVD risk among male taxi drivers |
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