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What did patients text us when we didn’t ask them to tell us anything?
An in-depth analysis of replies to COVID-19 vaccination outreach reveals thanks, angst — and much more.
Developing Behaviourally Informed Communications - World Health Organization Collaborating Centre On Investment for Health and Well-being
An interactive tool to help you take a behaviourally informed approach when designing your communications
The secret tricks hidden inside restaurant menus - BBC Future
Norm-Nudging: Harnessing Social Expectations for Behavior Change by Cristina Bicchieri, Eugen Dimant :: SSRN
Predicting which type of push notification content motivates users to engage in a self-monitoring app - PMC
Adherence Canvas - Improve adherence & behaviour change in health.
Improve Adherence to Health Tech. Solutions The Adherence Canvas is a tool to guide and measure the consideration of adherence to improve it during the design and development of medical technology.
Elspeth Kirkman on Twitter: “Hypothesis one: the idea of being identified as someone who doesn’t wash their hands is mortifying. We can use that for good. #COVID19 (Placement: outside door of individual toilet and sink cubicle) https://t.co/TlAmssLvwt“ /
Human-centred design in global health: A scoping review of applications and contexts
Behavioural and social sciences to enhance the efficacy of health promotion interventions: redesigning the role of professionals and people
applying behavioral science to health promotion
Words matter: Use them to nudge someone to change their behaviour | City Press
field of behavioral linguistics
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Using Behavioural Insights In Visual Communication | Institute for Public Relations
jake albaugh on Twitter: “I made https://t.co/FMDljTqg8Z to keep track of how long I have been free of nicotine. Watching it count has been more rewarding than chewing on cinnamon toothpicks. https://t.co/gAwsCPfjgH“ / Twitter
3 ways behavioural science can boost marketing | The Behaviours Agency
Consider three levels: literal, liberal & lateral. Example: social proof... Literal: share the percentage of people who follow the norm in general Liberal: tailor the claims to what “people like them“ do Lateral: suggest popularity rather than stating it
Solving Brand Problems With Behavioral Science | Branding Strategy Insider
How to "nudge" doctors into prescribing fewer antibiotics - Vox
When You Can't Afford to Make a Mistake, This’ll Keep You Sharp | Big Think
Cognitive bias wall chart
Reducing Preventable Harm in Hospitals - The New York Times
"So the big question is: How can health systems be made safer when success means changing the attitudes and habits of health care professionals at a time when many are overwhelmed and deeply frustrated by all of the demands being made on them? What does it take to get them to embrace, with urgency, new ways of working?"
Designing Healthcare Apps With Delight – Smashing Magazine
Cognitive biases that affect decisions - Business Insider
How the priming effect controls your actions - Crew blog
Sander Hermsen on Twitter: "Brilliant #feedback #nudge: Swedish bloodbank sends you a text message when your blood is used http://t.co/HsjoYV65Xu via @R_Thaler"
Nudging Smokers — NEJM
Halpern et al. ended up demonstrating the importance of loss aversion in two different ways. The more obvious is that smokers are far more likely to quit if they stand to lose money if they fail. The more subtle is that the very prospect of incurring losses makes people far less willing to enter a smoking-cessation program. Despite the greater comparative effectiveness of the deposit program, the reward program is likely to be more successful, because far more people will sign up for it.