Recognizing that civic engagement tends to fizzle over time, we developed the Civic Action Time Capsule, a tool that enables people to capture and share their civic motivation at its peak with their future selves.
This was a fun interview with the Triad folks! They've nicely summarized some of the concepts of the book: utilize technology and design principles to simplify and encourage actions aligned with patient well-being, while subtly discouraging actions that may not align with best practices.
Listen in for a fun talk! #DesigningForHealth
U.S. employers face enormous challenges in designing their employee health care benefits that effectively address the myriad problems confronting them, including rising health care costs, employee burnout and obesity. At the same time, health and wellness options abound. By applying a test-and-learn approach, Walmart has succeeded in finding those that are the most effective in achieving multiple goals.
When it comes to the way healthcare works in the U.S., it’s easy to ask: Who designed such a load of crap? Well, no one. And that’s the problem. Dr. Craig Joseph and Dr. Jerome Pagani lay out how to make healthcare work for humans in Designing for Health.
Craig Joseph, MD
