I know I could be stepping into a well-known problem: maturity models that imply the need to get to the "final level" rather than be differing levels of investment (and it's okay to not "move on").

Can anyone remind me of avoiding that?

#SystemsThinking #ChoiceArchitecture #Innersource

Terrific reminder that we can use many aspects of #BehavioralDesign to improve #healthcare outcomes. #ChoiceArchitecture #Commitments #defaults #framing #nudges https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/forefront/building-evidence-assure-accurate-and-timely-diagnosis

Nudges are everywhere from the tipping prompts at your next takeout to the enrollment defaults in your health insurance plan.

Are you curious how nudging shows up in the software we build?

Join me as I explore some of these ideas in Nudging Towards Better Software (https://blog.efficiencygeek.com/nudging-towards-better-software-behavioralit).

#nudge #softwaredevelopment #behavioralIT #choicearchitecture #behavioraleconomics #software

Interesting read here about #ChoiceArchitecture & reducing #inequality: https://bppblog.com/2023/01/10/did-you-miss-the-gorilla-choice-architecture-is-not-the-solution-to-inequality/

I haven't read the original source yet, but my instant take is that anything which puts a population at a deficit needs to be avoided to enact true #BehaviourChange.

Ideally, work upstream (fairer systems) and downstream (better processes for ALL).

https://theconversation.com/are-nudges-sinister-psychological-tricks-or-are-they-useless-actually-they-are-neither-192496
The effectiveness of nudges is being hotly debated as governments apply behavioral insights to #PublicPolicy. However, some have portrayed nudges as “psychological tricks” which is a misunderstanding of how they work & their potential. Multiply even small positive effects of low-cost nudges by millions of people, and there’s an easy case to make for the value of nudges that only change a small percentage of behavior.

#Nudge #BoundedRationality #ChoiceArchitecture