The Case for Incentivising Health document is based on Australian data, but the

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The Case for Incentivising Health document is based on Australian data, but the challenges of combating chronic disease there are similar to the challenges present in the United States. Read the case carefully and consider the list of main considerations those working in the preventative health space could think about when developing programs, policies or interventions to change behaviors listed on page five. Which of these cues do you consider to have the most impact in terms of changing healthcare behaviors of the patient?Which of these cues would you most readily respond to as a patient?Which cues do you think are most likely to be adopted by providers and insurance companies?

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The world health organisations goal of 'health for all' still plays a considerate role in US, to drive the policy making process from sick care to wellness. Government should take the following positive steps:-

According to me, points 3 & 4 will be most effective or have the most impact in terms of changing health care behaviours of patients.

As a patient protection of my privacy, plays a very important role, it will further boost my confidence and come forward to take suitable actions regarding my health, specially in cases of life threatning diseases like HIV AIDS and other STD's.

According to me insurance companies will start bringing up role model campaigning in order to provide insurance support to the patients, as well the providers will concentrate on standardization of health care.

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