"Pro-Change Behavior Systems presents a powerhouse team with a strong record of research
and product development." - 2009 NIH grant peer reviewers

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Research and Development Services

We have partnered with several companies over the years to build evidence-based behavior change programs in such areas as:

  • Multicultural Competency
  • Adoption Readiness
  • HIV Medication Adherence
  • Substance Abuse Recovery
  • Continuing Medical Education
  • Advancing Women Scientists
  • Organizational Change
  • Osteoporosis Prevention
  • Diabetes Care
  • End of Life Care
  • Marriage Equality

Our outstanding Ph.D. and M.P.H. researchers are ready to support you in your research and development. We can bring the best that science has to offer to your behavior change needs.

Continuing Medical Education

Starting in 2008, Pro-Change began systematically applying the Transtheoretical Model to the implementation and evaluation of live and on-line continuing medical education (CME). Since then, Pro-Change has participated in CME initiatives in several therapeutic areas. For each initiative, we’ve designed and conducted an outcome evaluation based on clinician readiness to adopt a specified performance improvement. This unique approach permits an assessment of the impact of CME activities on the entire sample of participants, rather than the minority who adopt the performance
improvement.

In addition, Pro-Change provides extensive consultation on how faculty can incorporate behavior change messages into the curriculum to facilitate adoption of the performance improvement. Some initiatives have also included post-activity feedback to reinforce appropriate behavior change messages.

We have presented findings from our CME initiatives at the 2009 and 2012 Alliance for Medical Education Conference. Publications and presentations from other subsequent initiatives are in development.