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What Will Persuade People to Take a Vaccine? Knowledge @ Wharton | November, 2020

No Pushing, no Shoving. Instead, Nudges in the Right Direction Managed Healthcare Executive | November, 2020

Katy Milkman on how to nudge people to accept a covid-19 vaccine The Economist | November, 2020

How machine learning-based nudges can improve cancer care Penn LDI | October, 2020

Nudges combined with machine learning triples advanced care conversations among patients with cancer Penn Medicine News | October, 2020

EHR nudges boost statin prescriptions, streamline workflow EHR Intelligence | October, 2020

Yes or no: Forcing a choice increased statin prescribing for heart disease patients Penn Medicine News | October, 2020

Workplace Wellness Programs Could Improve If More Personalized, Penn Medicine Study Shows Penn Medicine News Blog | October, 2020

Building BDT for Public Good Series: A look into the Nudge Unit at Penn Medicine with Allison Oakes Harvard Center for Public Leadership | October, 2020

Pooled Sampling of COVID-19 Tests Holds Promise Penn LDI | September, 2020

Ethics Talk: Nudges, Pushes, and the Ethical Challenge of Behavioral Architecture AMA Journal of Ethics | September, 2020

COVID vaccinations could use a nudge The Boston Globe | September, 2020

How to Make Digital Health Apps and Devices Actually Useful in Healthcare Penn Medicine News Blog | August, 2020

Penn Medicine Receives $4.9 Million Grant to Improve Uptake of Cancer Care Best Practices Penn Medicine News Blog | August, 2020

SGIM2020 Award and Grant Recipients Society of General Internal Medicine | May, 2020

Patients more likely to share health data via smartphones than wearables: Penn Medicine study Becker's Hospital Review | February, 2020

Patients stick with smartphone activity trackers longer than wearable devices Penn Medicine News | February, 2020

Homegrown Innovation at Penn Medicine: A Conversation with Krisda Chaiyachati Wharton Health Care Club | February, 2020

Nudges from the Edge of Health Medium | February, 2020

Good Medical Care Can Suffer Late In The Day NPR | February, 2020