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The New Niche Solution in a Crowded Diabetes Space

The New Niche Solution in a Crowded Diabetes Space

Chandra Y. Osborn, PhD, MPH | Jun 25, 2021 | Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Science, Blogs

COVID-19 affects everyone, but harmfully affects people with diabetes, which caused many to delay care during the pandemic. Learn about Lirio’s innovative Precision Nudging solution built to help diabetes patients resume care and remain digitally engaged in between appointments.

Understanding Ingroup/Outgroup Bias to Drive Better Health Outcomes

Understanding Ingroup/Outgroup Bias to Drive Better Health Outcomes

Greg Stielstra | Jun 11, 2021 | Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Science, Blogs

Learn how health systems can use ingroup/outgroup bias to improve patient engagement and move patients to healthier behaviors.

How to Make Your Employee Communications More Effective During COVID-19

How to Make Your Employee Communications More Effective During COVID-19

Golden Spiral | Apr 7, 2020 |

How to Make Your Employee Communications More Effective During COVID-19 Featuring Michael Becker, Chief Revenue Officer and Greg Stielstra, Sr. Director of Behavioral Design As an executive or people leader, you know all too well how challenging it can be to walk the...
Availability Bias – Lirio Bias Brief

Availability Bias – Lirio Bias Brief

Greg Stielstra | Apr 9, 2019 | Bias Briefs, Blogs

Availability Bias is a mental shortcut that leads people to assume that things they can more easily recall are more likely to occur. As a result, people tend to weigh their judgments toward more recent information.

3-minute read

Temporal Landmark Effect – Lirio Bias Brief

Temporal Landmark Effect – Lirio Bias Brief

Greg Stielstra | Mar 13, 2019 | Bias Briefs, Blogs

Dates that stand out as being more meaningful—such as the start of a new week or financial quarter, a birthday, or a holiday— signal the start of a new, distinct time period. These “temporal landmarks” make people more motivated to pursue their goals because specific dates make it easier for them to mentally separate their past imperfections and failures from their future self.

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