Special Interest Group
Applying behavioural insights in healthcare
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About this group
The latest insights from behavioural science help us better understand all of the factors that influence people’s behaviour – that’s patients and the public as well as healthcare staff. This helps us create more sustainable healthcare by reducing inefficiency and waste.
Behavioural insights can often be incorporated within existing quality improvement strategies to positively ‘nudge’ people’s behaviour.
This SIG will provide a space:
I. To share behavioural insights evidence base, models and theories
II. To increase awareness of areas of inefficiency and waste that have the potential to have a positive impact on the health and care system through the application of behavioural insights
III. For Q members to discuss and develop ideas to introduce nudge-type interventions to their improvement work
This SIG is convened by Eric Barratt.
Active members
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Isabel Ho
Senior dosimetrist / Quality Lead, Medical Physics & Founder & Secretary, Radiotherapy Quality Special Interest Group (RTQ SIG) Secretary of London and South East Radiotherapy Quality Managers Group (LASER)
The London Clinic
- England - London (East, North and Essex)
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Hesham Abdalla
Consultant Paediatician Senior Lecturer in Healthcare Management and Leadership,
Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust
- England - West Midlands
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Jane Nicholson
Head of Patient Safety & QI
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- England - East
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Stacey Lally
Head of Delivery, Q
The Health Foundation
- England - National