Stepped-care approach implementation for dealing with smoking-related problems using Contextual Behavior Science

Stepped care is a structured approach to healthcare service delivery, wherein interventions are arranged in a hierarchical manner based on their level of intensity, invasiveness, and expense. The selection of intervention intensity is determined by considering factors such as practicality, cost, the seriousness of the case, and the preferences of both the individual in need and the professional. This presentation will illustrate how the use of digital technologies can be harnessed to achieve such a stepped care approach. Examples from our ACThealthy laboratory projects will demonstrate how this can be applied in action.

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