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Benefits of Incentives for Breastfeeding and Smoking cessation in pregnancy (BIBS): a mixed-methods study to inform trial design.

• Heather May Morgan, Pat Hoddinott, +15 authors Marion K. Campbell
• Health technology assessment
• 2015

BACKGROUND Smoking in pregnancy and/or not breastfeeding have considerable negative health outcomes for mother and baby. AIM To understand incentive mechanisms of action for smoking cessation in… (More)

We need to talk about purpose: a critical interpretive synthesis of health and social care professionals’ approaches to self‐management support for people with long‐term conditions

• Heather May Morgan, Vikki A Entwistle, +4 authors Ian S. Watt
• Health expectations : an international journal of…
• 2017

BACKGROUND Health policies internationally advocate 'support for self-management', but it is not clear how the promise of the concept can be fulfilled. OBJECTIVE To synthesize research into… (More)

Public acceptability of financial incentives for smoking cessation in pregnancy and breast feeding: a survey of the British public

• Pat Hoddinott, Heather May Morgan, +6 authors Marion K. Campbell
• BMJ open
• 2014

OBJECTIVE To survey public attitudes about incentives for smoking cessation in pregnancy and for breast feeding to inform trial design. DESIGN Cross-sectional survey. SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS… (More)

Combining PPI with qualitative research to engage ‘harder-to-reach’ populations: service user groups as co-applicants on a platform study for a trial

• Heather May Morgan, Gill Thomson, Nicola Crossland, Fiona Dykes, Pat Hoddinott
• Research involvement and engagement
• 2013

PLAIN ENGLISH SUMMARY It is recommended that research studies are carried out with or by patients and the public through their involvement from the beginning and in as many stages as possible (known… (More)

An interview study of pregnant women who were provided with indoor air quality measurements of second hand smoke to help them quit smoking

• Heather May Morgan, Elizabeth Treasure, +5 authors Steve W Turner
• BMC pregnancy and childbirth
• 2016

BACKGROUND Maternal smoking can cause health complications in pregnancy. Particulate matter (PM2.5) metrics applied to second hand smoke (SHS) concentrations provide indoor air quality (IAQ)… (More)

“Was that a success or not a success?”: a qualitative study of health professionals’ perspectives on support for people with long-term conditions

• John Owens, Vikki A Entwistle, +4 authors Ian S. Watt
• BMC family practice
• 2017

BACKGROUND Support for self-management (SSM) is a prominent strand of health policy internationally, particularly for primary care. It is often discussed and evaluated in terms of patients'… (More)

Incentives to promote breastfeeding: a systematic review.

• Victoria Hall Moran, Heather May Morgan, +7 authors Pat Hoddinott
• Pediatrics
• 2015

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Few women in industrialized countries achieve the World Health Organization's recommendation to breastfeed exclusively for 6 months. Governments are increasingly seeking new… (More)

The intervention process in the European Fans in Training (EuroFIT) trial: a mixed method protocol for evaluation

• Irene M van de Glind, Christopher Bunn, +16 authors Sally Wyke
• Trials
• 2017

BACKGROUND EuroFIT is a gender-sensitised, health and lifestyle program targeting physical activity, sedentary time and dietary behaviours in men. The delivery of the program in football clubs, led… (More)

A mixed methods exploratory study of women’s relationships with and uses of fertility tracking apps

• Katie Gambier-Ross, David J McLernon, Heather May Morgan
• Digital health
• 2018

Digital self-tracking is rising, including tracking of menstrual cycles by women using fertility tracking apps (FTAs). However, little is known about users' experiences of FTAs and their… (More)

Intervention vignettes as a qualitative tool to refine complex intervention design

• Pat Hoddinott, Heather May Morgan, +7 authors Joanne Coyle
• 2013

Background In trial design, decisions are made about which intervention components/processes to standardise and which remain flexible to maximise utility and/or effectiveness. The… (More)

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