R Craig Lefebvre
Biographic Data
| ID | 3422611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Craig Lefebvre |
| GIVEN NAMES | R Craig |
| FAMILY NAME | Lefebvre |
| SIGNATURE | LEFEBVRE R C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brown University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1764-3013 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
À propos de la couverture
Health Communication And Health Information Technology
The Assessment of User Engagement with eHealth Content
A scale for measuring the engagement properties of eHealth content was adapted from commercial advertising research. We define engagement as the process of involving users in health content in ways that motivate and lead to health behavior change. Complete responses were obtained from 230/260 participants exposed to health content from seven content areas in online remote testing. After viewing each of three randomly assigned health content areas…
Sustainability of health promotion programmes
Transferring community-based interventions to new settings
Health promoters wishing to successfully replicate community-based heart health interventions from major research and demonstration programs, face numerous obstacles in the adoption process. Unfortunately, there is little specific literature to guide them through the process. A case study is presented to demonstrate that by closely examining differences between the resources and user settings in terms of geography, socio-demography, policy, organ…
Promoting health promoters
Are people more health conscious? A longitudinal study of one community
Secular changes in cardiovascular health awareness, knowledge and behavior were observed in four biennial cross-sectional surveys and a cohort survey in a New England community. These changes are not related to more health promotion activities in the social milieu of respondents, but are more likely due to national mass media health campaigns, the effects of which may influence outcomes of community-based cardiovascular disease prevention studies
Pawtucket Heart Health Program point-of-purchase nutrition education program in supermarkets
Point-of-purchase nutrition education in supermarkets is one intervention strategy of the Pawtucket Heart Health Program, a community cardiovascular disease prevention program in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Using consumer intercept interviews, awareness of shelf labels and their effect on purchase behavior have been continuously evaluated. Between 1984 and 1988, the percent of shoppers who could identify correct labels increased from 11 percent to 2…
Voluntary involvement in community health promotion
The Pawtucket Heart Health Program employs a community activation approach aimed at reducing cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. This approach is put into operation through the recruitment of lay volunteers from the community to assist in planning, implementing, evaluating and managing various components of the Program. This unique approach of voluntary delivery of programmes is presented in this report. Strategies for the recruitment, interv…
Dispositional optimism and recovery from coronary artery bypass surgery
Characteristics of participants in community health promotion programs
Four years of participant tracking data (N = 24,995) for community-based programs targeting cardiovascular disease risk factors are presented. Over two-thirds of contacts were female; age segment representation in these programs was comparable to the city's demography. However, the data show that programs of varying formats which target specific risk factors attract different types of participants. Implications for marketing strategy are discusse…
Diet, lipids, and coronary heart disease
Diet, lipids, and coronary heart disease
Factor comparison of two Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory short forms
Dispositional optimism and recovery from coronary artery bypass surgery
Are people more health conscious? A longitudinal study of one community
Secular changes in cardiovascular health awareness, knowledge and behavior were observed in four biennial cross-sectional surveys and a cohort survey in a New England community. These changes are not related to more health promotion activities in the social milieu of respondents, but are more likely due to national mass media health campaigns, the effects of which may influence outcomes of community-based cardiovascular disease prevention studies
Characteristics of participants in community health promotion programs
Four years of participant tracking data (N = 24,995) for community-based programs targeting cardiovascular disease risk factors are presented. Over two-thirds of contacts were female; age segment representation in these programs was comparable to the city's demography. However, the data show that programs of varying formats which target specific risk factors attract different types of participants. Implications for marketing strategy are discusse…
The Assessment of User Engagement with eHealth Content
A scale for measuring the engagement properties of eHealth content was adapted from commercial advertising research. We define engagement as the process of involving users in health content in ways that motivate and lead to health behavior change. Complete responses were obtained from 230/260 participants exposed to health content from seven content areas in online remote testing. After viewing each of three randomly assigned health content areas…
Pawtucket Heart Health Program point-of-purchase nutrition education program in supermarkets
Point-of-purchase nutrition education in supermarkets is one intervention strategy of the Pawtucket Heart Health Program, a community cardiovascular disease prevention program in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Using consumer intercept interviews, awareness of shelf labels and their effect on purchase behavior have been continuously evaluated. Between 1984 and 1988, the percent of shoppers who could identify correct labels increased from 11 percent to 2…
Factor comparison of two Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory short forms
Diet, lipids, and coronary heart disease
Diet, lipids, and coronary heart disease
Characteristics of participants in community health promotion programs
Four years of participant tracking data (N = 24,995) for community-based programs targeting cardiovascular disease risk factors are presented. Over two-thirds of contacts were female; age segment representation in these programs was comparable to the city's demography. However, the data show that programs of varying formats which target specific risk factors attract different types of participants. Implications for marketing strategy are discusse…
Voluntary involvement in community health promotion
The Pawtucket Heart Health Program employs a community activation approach aimed at reducing cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. This approach is put into operation through the recruitment of lay volunteers from the community to assist in planning, implementing, evaluating and managing various components of the Program. This unique approach of voluntary delivery of programmes is presented in this report. Strategies for the recruitment, interv…
Dispositional optimism and recovery from coronary artery bypass surgery
Pawtucket Heart Health Program point-of-purchase nutrition education program in supermarkets
Point-of-purchase nutrition education in supermarkets is one intervention strategy of the Pawtucket Heart Health Program, a community cardiovascular disease prevention program in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Using consumer intercept interviews, awareness of shelf labels and their effect on purchase behavior have been continuously evaluated. Between 1984 and 1988, the percent of shoppers who could identify correct labels increased from 11 percent to 2…
Transferring community-based interventions to new settings
Health promoters wishing to successfully replicate community-based heart health interventions from major research and demonstration programs, face numerous obstacles in the adoption process. Unfortunately, there is little specific literature to guide them through the process. A case study is presented to demonstrate that by closely examining differences between the resources and user settings in terms of geography, socio-demography, policy, organ…
Promoting health promoters
Are people more health conscious? A longitudinal study of one community
Secular changes in cardiovascular health awareness, knowledge and behavior were observed in four biennial cross-sectional surveys and a cohort survey in a New England community. These changes are not related to more health promotion activities in the social milieu of respondents, but are more likely due to national mass media health campaigns, the effects of which may influence outcomes of community-based cardiovascular disease prevention studies
Sustainability of health promotion programmes
The Assessment of User Engagement with eHealth Content
A scale for measuring the engagement properties of eHealth content was adapted from commercial advertising research. We define engagement as the process of involving users in health content in ways that motivate and lead to health behavior change. Complete responses were obtained from 230/260 participants exposed to health content from seven content areas in online remote testing. After viewing each of three randomly assigned health content areas…
Health Communication And Health Information Technology
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Medicine (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Nursing (7 works) · Public health (7 works) · Health promotion (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Promotion (chess) (4 works)