The Human Behaviour Change Project, and its follow-up the APRICOT aim to improve evidence synthesis using ontologies and ontology tools.
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Joined August 2016
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Curious about what we have done so far? We have just organized all of the HBCP's publications within a gateway. Protip: If you hit the track button, you get a notification whenever a new publication is added to this gateway!
More here: buff.ly/41HURDe
The first APRICOT publication is officially online!
Have a look at this editorial to learn more about our aims and plans!
You can read it here: lnkd.in/epCkhemK
Check out this recent publication on the newest addition to the BCIO: the Schedule Ontology, led by Marta Marques!
Full paper here: wellcomeopenresearch.org/art…
🚨 New version of paper! 🚨 "Using machine learning to extract info & predict outcomes from smoking cessation trials" now published!
🔗 Read here: lnkd.in/dxnVpx3S
Big news! We're evolving: HBCP is now HBCP & APRICOT.
Good news – we have a 5-year NIH grant to expand the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology and make it more useful and useable.
Learn more about APRICOT: humanbehaviourchange.org
Stay tuned for updates! 🍑
ALT A textpost saying: What's new? 1. Expanding and improving the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology. 2. Developing user-friendly tools to make ontologies accessible to everyone. 3. Building new ways to connect with researchers
ALT A photo titled "Who's involved" with 9 researchers (from left to right: Paulina Schenk, Janna Hastings, Marta Marques, Bill Hogan, Colbie Reed, Maya Braun, Susan Michie, Robert West, Carolina Silva) posing. It also contains the logos of the involved insitutions: The Medical College of Wisconsin, University College London, University of Zürich and NOVA University in Lisbon
4️⃣ @Lisa_Zhang_ contributed to the roundtable “When 1+1 =/= 2: Challenges in the specification and measurement of dyadic mechanisms”, focusing on how individual and interpersonal mechanisms are specified in BCIO
3️⃣ @paulina_schenk contributed to the roundtable “Protecting pluralism or committing to consensus? Risks and opportunities of ontologies in behavioral sciences”. Find the slides here: osf.io/6myxw/
2️⃣ @paulina_schenk and @Lisa_Zhang_ convened a workshop, “Putting a good idea into practice: Using the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology (BCIO)”, focusing on applying the BCIO for different purposes
1️⃣@SusanMichie chaired a symposium on “Applying ontologies across the research ecosystem to advance health psychology” with presentations by @robertjwest on using AI across the research ecosystem & @SusanMichie on integrating behavioural theories. Slides: osf.io/vzanh
✅Who can use the toolkit? Public health decision-makers considering the use of an AI system could use this as part of a public consultation. Those working in evidence-based public health, trust in AI, or developing digital apps to improve health services may also be interested
💡What is in the toolkit? The toolkit consists of a 5-step set of resources that can facilitate people critically questioning the nature of an AI system.
🔔NEW RESOURCE ALERT!🔔
📣Introducing the AI in Public Health Decision Toolkit📣
👥What was the project about? We carried out a public engagement project to co-produce a toolkit of resources to help those who need it to make decisions around AI systems and public health
🗣️We are excited to announce that we are developing an ontology of Mental Health!
✏️The next step is a stakeholder consultation of the ontology. If interested in joining us as a reviewer, please fill out this form: uclpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jf…
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🔔New paper alert🔔
📖Creating a body of physical activity evidence to test the generalisation of annotation methods for automated evidence synthesis by @oscarcastroPALs @EJ_Norris @dralisonjwright @EllaHowes1 @CandiceAMoore @robertjwest @SusanMichie
🔗wellcomeopenresearch.org/art…
