Ashley West and Amy Bucher, Ph.D. | Jun 13, 2022 | Blog, Closing Gaps in Care, Consumer Acquisition & Engagement, Consumer Satisfaction & Loyalty
From lack of transportation to fear of what the visit might indicate in terms of their health outcomes, the reasons why well visits aren’t being used as the effective tool for disease prevention and management they could be are widespread. Discover how digital tools, such as Lirio’s Precision Nudging solution, work in service to primary care to improve well visit adoption.
Ashley West and Karilyn Housworth | May 24, 2022 | Behavioral Science, Blog, Briefs
It’s New Year’s Day, 2022, and you just woke up. You pour yourself a cup of coffee and settle into your favorite spot on the couch. As you gaze out the window, you feel a sense of calm and hope. There’s a brand-new year ahead of you. As you think about what lies...
Lirio | May 11, 2022 | Behavioral Science, Blog, Closing Gaps in Care, Consumer Acquisition & Engagement
May 8 – May 14 is National Women’s Health Week (NWHW), a time to focus on and emphasize women’s health. This year’s theme, Forward Focus: Achieving Healthier Futures Together, is about reflecting on individual health needs and actions as well as greater...
Lirio | May 10, 2022 | Behavioral Science, Blog
Our team of academically trained behavioral science experts delivered several presentations on various BeSci topics and how they apply to the Lirio platform
Lirio | Mar 23, 2022 | Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Digital Health
While the return to in-person conferences has been measured, this month brought a one-two punch with the introduction of ViVE 2022 the week prior to HIMSS22. Each year, the HIMSS Global Health Conference gives attendees throughout the health ecosystem the opportunity to share their industry knowledge, connect with other professionals, and have deep conversations about the future state of healthcare.
E. Susanne Blazek, Ph.D. | Feb 22, 2022 | Blog, Closing Gaps in Care
Behavioral interventions targeting vaccine adoption, which we designed for a Louisiana health system, have implications for any behavioral intervention aimed at improving and sustaining health behaviors. I recently had the opportunity to share the lessons we learned at a meeting of the Virginia chapter of HIMSS.