Talia Cohen Rodrigues
Guest Employee
- Name
- Dr. T.R. Cohen Rodrigues
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- t.r.cohen.rodrigues@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Short C.V.
I am a PhD candidate on the BENEFIT project: Cardiologists, neurologists, general practitioners, academics, entrepreneurs, and patients have joined forces. Our mission is to make healthy living fun. Rather than telling people how to behave, we make healthy lifestyle choices appealing: the carrot is mightier than the stick. We envisage a national ecosystem that combines evidence-based lifestyle interventions focused on the individual, with an innovative environmental system that incorporates rewarding everyday lifestyle and adherence behaviors. The ecosystem integrates care and non-care settings, connects public and private lifestyle partners, is financially sustainable, and is fueled by continuous scientific evaluation. We all BENEFIT!
Within the BENEFIT project, my research concerns lifestyle change on the level of the individual. From my background in social psychology, I will focus specifically on the role of the relationship between patient and healthcare professional in a digital environment.
Guest Employee
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Psychologie
- Gezondheids, Medische- Neuropsychologie
- Buisonjé D.R. de, Reijnders T.R., Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Santhanam P., Kowatsch T., Breeman L.D., Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Kemps H.M.C. & Evers A.W.M. (2024), Less stick more carrot?: Increasing the uptake of deposit contract financial incentives for physical activity: a randomized controlled trial, Psychology of Sport and Exercise 70: 102532.
- Cohen Rodrigues T.R. (14 March 2024), Human support in eHealth lifestyle interventions (Dissertatie. Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Leiden University). Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s): Evers A.W.M. & Atsma D.E., Breeman L.D.
- Buisonjé D.R. de, Reijnders T., Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Broek I. van den, Kraaijenhagen R.A., Janssen V.R., Kemps H.M.C. & Evers A.W.M. (2023), Cardiovascular disease patients’ views on using financial incentives for health behavior change: are deposit contracts acceptable?, Clinical eHealth 6: 60-75.
- Cohen Rodrigues TR., Breeman L.D., Kinik A., Reijnders T., Dusseldorp E., Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Atsma D.E. & Evers A.W.M. (2023), Effectiveness of human-supported and self-help eHealth lifestyle interventions for patients with cardiometabolic risk factors: a meta-analysis, Psychosomatic Medicine 85: 795-804.
- Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Breeman L.D., Kinik A., Reijnders T.R., Dusseldorp E.M.L., Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Atsma D.E. & Evers A.W.M. (2023), Effectiveness of human-supported and self-help ehealth lifestyle interventions for patients with cardiometabolic risk factors: a meta-analysis, Psychosomatic Medicine 85(9): 795-804.
- Skvortsova A., Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Buisonjé D.R. de, Kowatsch T., Santhanam P., Veldhuijzen D.S., Middendorp H. van & Evers A.W.M. (2022), Increasing the effectiveness of a physical activity smartphone intervention with positive suggestions: randomized controlled trial, Journal of Medical Internet Research 24(3): e32130.
- Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Reijnders T.R., Buisonjé D.R. de, Breeman L.D., Broek I. van den, Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Atsma D.E. & Evers A.W.M. (2022), Lifestyle support preferences of patients with cardiovascular diseases: what lifestyle support might work best for whom?, PEC Innovation 1: 100071.
- Buisonjé D.R. de, Reijnders T.R., Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Prabhakaran S., Kowatsch T., Lipman S.A., Bijmolt T.H.A., Breeman L.D., Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Kemps H.M.C. & Evers A.W.M. (2022), Investigating rewards and deposit contract financial incentives for physical activity behavior change using a smartphone app: randomized controlled trial, Journal of Medical Internet Research 24(10): e38339.
- Cohen Rodrigues T.R., Buisonjé D.R. de, Keesman M., Reijnders T., Van der Geer J.E., Janssen V.R., Kraaijenhagen R.A., Atsma D.E. & Evers A.W.M. (2021), Facilitators of and barriers to lifestyle support and eHealth solutions: interview study among health care professionals working in cardiac care, Journal of Medical Internet Research 23(10): e25646.