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Development and optimisation of an intervention to increase the intention to act on health and health equity within the private sector of urban development: an evidence, theory and Person-Based Approach

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Published Online: 2025-04-26

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Authors

Turnbull, Sophie L.

Jordan, Martha

Linnett, Rebecca J.

Black, Daniel

Knibb, Harry

Sharpe, Zoe

Bondy, Krista
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Article History

Received: 9 December 2024

Accepted: 1 April 2025

First Online: 26 April 2025

Declarations

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: Ethical approval for this study was received from the University of Bristol’s Research Ethics Committee on 05/01/2024 (ref: 6402). All activities were conducted in accordance with Declaration of Helsinki. The participants involved in the interviews in Stage 1 of the study were provided with both written and verbal information about the study and informed consent was collected from all participants. The rest of the study did not involve participants, so consent was not required.

: Not applicable.

: HK is a development director at Oxford Properties. ZS is a senior development manager in Dandara Living’s build-to-rent division.

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