Computer-tailored interventions to facilitate health behavioural change

Abstract

Background: Much of the chronic disease burden could be averted through adoption of healthy lifestyle behaviours. Print and computer communication channels have the capacity to reach large numbers of people at relatively low cost. Previous reviews have suggested that computer tailoring, that is selecting communication content based on data-driven decision rules following an individual assessment, may improve the effectiveness of such interventions

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