Evidence review and analysis of provider behavior change opportunities

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Behavioral Health and Interventions Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Health Policy Implementation Science

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This paper reviews the evidence on the promise of behavioral economics to improve health outcomes through service provider interventions in five critical health areas. This analysis utilizes the limited existing evidence to suggest where and how behavioral economics interventions may be most effective and where further research may contribute most.

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