Exploring Behaviour Change in Public Health Interventions

This essay explores the critical role of behaviour change in public health, addressing health inequalities and the application of various theories and models. It begins by highlighting the importance of health-related behaviour change in improving access to healthcare and promoting healthier lifestyles. The main body delves into several behaviour change theories, emphasizing their impact on public health practices and the adaptation of new practices to ensure equal healthcare services for every individual. The essay also discusses the stages of behaviour change, including precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance, and relapse, and how these stages influence human behaviour. Furthermore, the essay provides a logic model that examines the problem, contributing factors, activities, and outcomes associated with behaviour change interventions. The essay concludes by emphasizing the necessity of behavioural changes to provide better healthcare services and improve public health, suggesting that understanding and implementing these changes is vital for creating a healthier society. The essay uses Carrillo-Higueras, El Fakir, Anclair, Buheji, and Ebert's works as its references.