Foundational knowledge - TUDER framework

Targeting the users, health problem and behavior. This component highlights the importance of tying the user group, the health problem, and the desired behavior to achieve the intervention's aim. An example from the authors of the frameworks is “an intervention to promote the use of standing desks (the behavior) to reduce the prolonged sedentary behavior (the behavior) of office workers (the user group) to prevent chronic diseases, such as type 2 diabetes (the health problem)” (Wang et al., 2019).