Development of a habit-based intervention to support healthy eating and physical activity behaviours for pregnant women with overweight or obesity: Healthy Habits in Pregnancy and Beyond (HHIPBe)

Author:

McClelland Julia1,Gallagher Dunla1,Moore Sarah E1,McGirr Caroline1,Beeken Rebecca J2,Croker Helen3,Eastwood Kelly-Ann1,O’Neill Roisin F1,Woodside Jayne V1,McGowan Laura1,McKinley Michelle C1

Affiliation:

1. Queen’s University Belfast, Royal Victoria Hospital

2. University of Leeds

3. World Cancer Research Fund

Abstract

Abstract Background The number of women entering pregnancy with overweight or obesity is increasing. This can increase the risk for excessive gestational weight gain (GWG) which is associated with health complications for mother and baby. There are limited evidence-based interventions within antenatal care settings to encourage healthy eating and physical activity behaviours and support women with managing GWG. Methods A previous habit-based intervention ‘Ten Top Tips for a Healthy Weight’ (10TT) was adapted and made suitable for pregnancy in line with the Medical Research Council’s (MRC) complex intervention development guidelines. It involved three key activities: 1) identifying the evidence base; 2) identifying appropriate theory; and, 3) modelling processes. A core element was integrating lived experience via personal and public involvement (PPI). Results The original 10TTs were adapted with PPI in line with current advice on nutrition and physical activity in pregnancy. New intervention materials were devised, including a leaflet and a logbook and app for self-monitoring to be delivered alongside a brief 1:1 conversation. Behaviour change techniques (BCTs) included in the new materials were coded using a number of behavioural taxonomies. An E-learning resource was created to help standardise the approach to delivery of the intervention and avoid stigmatising conversations. Conclusion Following MRC guidance for the development of complex interventions alongside significant PPI allowed for the successful adaption of 10TT habit-based weight management intervention into the ‘Healthy Habits in Pregnancy and Beyond’ (HHIPBe) intervention. The feasibility and acceptability of implementing this intervention in the antenatal setting will be explored in a feasibility randomised controlled trial. Trial Registration This study was registered on Clinical Trials as ‘Healthy Habits in Pregnancy and Beyond (HHIPBe)’ ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT04336878. The study was registered on 07/04/2020.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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