So Many Nudges, So Little Time: Can Cost-effectiveness Tell Us When It Is Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior?

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RT @andi_staub So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #insurtech #fintech https://t.co/1BOPxtPbaK

RT @andi_staub: So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #…

RT @andi_staub: So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #…

RT @andi_staub: So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #…

RT @andi_staub: So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #…

RT @andi_staub: So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #…

So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: When Is It Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? #behavioraleconomics #Health #insurtech #fintech https://t.co/bHKA5oL1s6

RT @JournalGIM: JGIM editorial by Dr. David Atkins, Director of VA’s Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Service https://t.co/…

So Many #Nudges, So Little Time: Can Cost-effectiveness Tell Us When It Is Worthwhile to Try to Change Provider Behavior? https://t.co/PLj9SwXyHv #behaviouralscience

RT @JournalGIM: JGIM editorial by Dr. David Atkins, Director of VA’s Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Service https://t.co/…

RT @JournalGIM: JGIM editorial by Dr. David Atkins, Director of VA’s Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Service https://t.co/…

RT @JournalGIM: JGIM editorial by Dr. David Atkins, Director of VA’s Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Service https://t.co/…

JGIM editorial by Dr. David Atkins, Director of VA’s Health Services Research and Development (HSR&D) Service

RT @atkins_hsrd: Behavioral economics provides an important way to examine how to change behavior. My editorial notes we need to understan…

RT @atkins_hsrd: Behavioral economics provides an important way to examine how to change behavior. My editorial notes we need to understan…

RT @joserrapa: Nudges: so little time, so necessary @Pedroreybiel https://t.co/at2yKkjGjV

Nudges: so little time, so necessary @Pedroreybiel

RT @Drbob52: Terrific read and a reminder about the relevance of behavioral economics in the context of efforts to implement evidence-based…

"Thus, an individual practice would bear the costs of implementing any of the interventions tested in BEARI but all the savings—from fewer antibiotics or ED visits—accrue to patients or their insurers" https://t.co/g3f80np0nX

RT @vahsrd: Editorial in @JournalGIM from @atkins_hsrd RE: behavioral economics and provider behavior change. https://t.co/fyWcR0D9Js https…

Terrific read and a reminder about the relevance of behavioral economics in the context of efforts to implement evidence-based health practices or de-implement ineffective or hazardous practices @APADivision38 @VACT_PRIME

Editorial in @JournalGIM from @atkins_hsrd RE: behavioral economics and provider behavior change. https://t.co/fyWcR0D9Js

RT @atkins_hsrd: Behavioral economics provides an important way to examine how to change behavior. My editorial notes we need to understan…

RT @atkins_hsrd: Behavioral economics provides an important way to examine how to change behavior. My editorial notes we need to understan…

Behavioral economics provides an important way to examine how to change behavior. My editorial notes we need to understand how hard it is to expect busy clinicians to add just a few more minutes to each clinic visit unless it provides a critical benefit.