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Working together to test the efficacy of our intervention For the past year, we have been working together with ShareCRF to carry out the clinical trials testing our intervention.
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HOW SENSEMEDIC AND COLLABREE JOIN FORCES TO SUPPORT PATIENTS TO ESTABLISH STICKY HABITS AND IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES Summary Poor medication adherence affects about 50% of all patients with a chronic disease.
A habit is basically a learned association between a stimulus or cue in the environment and a behavioral action or set of actions (a routine).
Programs designed to increase engagement have often been based on the classical economic idea that patients are completely rational decision makers.
Which is more important? A study out this week by Katharina Bernecker (University of Zurich) and Daniela Becker (Radboud University) suggests the capacity to experience short-term enjoyment or pleasure contributes at least as much to well being as effectively exercising self-control.
In a now famous behavioral experiment, Mischel and colleagues (1972) measured children’s ability to delay gratification by asking them to hold off on eating a marshmallow placed in front of them.
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