Overview

Health behavior theories (HBTs) are used to describe, predict, and understand health behaviors, as well as to inform the development and use of behavior change strategies. Recent technological advancements and increased focus on social and structural determinants of health challenge traditional approaches to developing and applying HBTs. The National Institutes of Health’s HBT Project aims to identify core needs for advancing HBT quality and use and establish a foundation for future progress.

In this conference, HBT Project members and other NIH leaders will report on recent efforts and facilitate collaborative discussions to explore cross-cutting challenges and opportunities for HBT.

Reasonable Accommodation

Closed captioning will be available for this event. If you require a reasonable accommodation to participate, contact Allison Hurst at [email protected]. Please submit your request at 5 days before the event.

More Information

This event is free and open to the public. Registration can be completed up to the date of the event. This event will be recorded and archived on NIH Videocast.