How to overcome behavioural biases in public administration using #BehaviouralScience includes assembling cognitive and conceptually diverse teams. - David Halpern #BX2018pic.twitter.com/ZBU3funAqU
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The Lab @ DC invested heavily in engaging communities in the science. They've been sharing ongoing results & explaining technical aspects of scientific process. Strong public outreach via local media and their website. - @david_yokum See http://thelab.dc.gov #BX2018 #scicomm
One of my favourite #BehaviouralScience practitioners, and project lead on the What's Your Plan trial by Behavioural Insights Unit, @evakoromilas asked by panel to describe how the trial worked with Aboriginal client and community support officers & #DFV reoffenders. #BX2018 #biupic.twitter.com/qlaewj92XE
Why do other areas of state Gov not have their own #BehaviouralScience teams? Mary Ann O'Loughlin says bringing together a team of multidisciplinary specialists takes time & it's also useful to have them in a central place collaborating with other areas. #BX2018 #biu
New Frontiers in #BehaviouralInsights. Around the world, #BehaviouralScience is having major impact, from improving organ donation in Canada, to the new health policy to address childhood obesity in UK, to #SugarTax introduced in Australia yesterday - all outcomes of BI. #BX2018pic.twitter.com/0H78ki14HJ
David Halpern who set up the first #BehaviouralInsights team in the world (in the UK) shows Behavioural Insights Unit (Australia) trial, What's Your Plan?, as an example of innovative use of #BehaviouralScience for policy and service delivery change. #BX2018 #biu #dfvpic.twitter.com/HpnSVOsDBP
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