In this project I have taken the lead on designing and developing a large digital alcohol intervention. The project aims to develop and estimate the effectiveness of a personalised alcohol intervention. The bespoke intervention is targeting individual’s personal dimensions of behaviour in respect of their underlying motives for drinking alcohol but also for how ready they are for making a change in behaviour. The intervention is informed by the theories of ‘Stages of change’ and ‘Drinking Motives’. I am also working on secondary analyses of other health behaviour interventions, specifically assessing mediation and individualised effects, whilst also qualitatively exploring how participants in the interventions approach changing their behaviour.
Joel Crawford
Postdoc
Currently I'm employed as a postdoctoral researcher at LiU.
Presentation
Large scale digital alcohol intervention - TOPHAT5
About me<br>
CV
Work Experience
- Office for National Statistics (UK) 2022 -2023: Senior Operational Researcher – Project management, assessment of end-user research project feasibility.
- University of Liverpool 2018-2022: Doctoral academic teacher – teaching undergraduates in research methods, statistics, clinical, forensic, social and health psychology, supervising thesis projects, module co-ordination.
- University of Liverpool 2020 -2022: Research assistant – working in a support role on large-scale research projects.
- University of Liverpool 2018-2022: Guest lecturer
Education
- University of Liverpool 2018-2022: PhD in Health Psychology
- Aston University 2015-2017: MSc in Health Psychology, distinction grade
- University of Liverpool 2021: Assistant Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
Publications
2024
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2023
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Research
- TOPHAT5 (public health)
- SIM (public health)
- Nexit (public health)