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) Tutor Training Training for both tutors will include a highly interactive programme of learning, reflecting on personal skills, recognising the underlying core values embedded in the programme, and developing the competences required to deliver the <strong>HOPE</strong> programme. A manualised delivery protocol will be produced for facilitators, which will assist future dissemination of the programme. The training meets many of the requirements of the NICE ‘Public Health Guidance 6: ‘Behaviour change at population, community and individual levels’ and includes: Setting and agreeing patient-focused behavioural contracts (i.e. asking people to share their plans and goals with others) Intention-formation (i.e. helping people to form plans and goals for changing behaviours, over time and in specific contexts) Outcome expectancies (i.e. helping people to develop accurate knowledge about the health consequences of their behaviours) Personal norms (i.e. promoting personal commitments to behaviour change) Positive attitude (i.e. promoting positive feelings towards the outcomes of behaviour change) Relapse prevention (i.e. helping people develop skills to cope with difficult situations and conflicting goals). Self-efficacy (i.e. enhancing people’s belief and confidence in their ability to change). c) Venue The venue for the SMP will be the Partnership Learning Centre at Good Hope Hospital, Birmingham. 20/08/09 6
3.3. Project Timetable Recruitment onto the three SMP cohorts will be staggered, as shown in Table 1. Table 1: Project Timetable Cohort Baseline Taster Session 1 W/C 5 th October 2009 2 W/C 8 th March 2010 29th March 2010 Venue: Education Centre, Good Hope Hospital Time: 2pm - 3.30pm SMP Delivery November 2009 (10 th ; 17 th ; 24 th ) December 2009 (1 st ; 8 th ; 15th) April 2010 (22 nd , 29 th ) May 2010 (6 th ; 13 th ; 20 th , 27th) 6-months Follow-Up W/C 14 th June 2010 W/C 15 th November 2010 12-months Follow-Up W/C 6 th December 2010 W/C 16 th May 2011 3 W/C 10 th May 2010 4th June 2010 Venue: Library Time: 2pm - 3.30pm June 2010 (10 th ; 17 th ; 24 th ) July 2010 (1st; 8 th ; 15 th ) W/C 10 th January 2011 W/C 11 th July 2011 4. Measurement of Outcomes 4.1. Expected Outcomes As a consequence of taking part in the SMP, it is expected that patients will: Gain confidence in self-management Gain confidence in seeking information Gain confidence in communicating with health care providers Increase their physical activity Eat more healthily Feel more hopeful Experience more gratitude Experience an improvement in quality of life Report more productive, collaborative healthcare utilisation. 20/08/09 7
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