Epic visits Penn Medicine to help reimagine clinical spaces and the EHR
March 27, 2026
Our researchers found ways to reduce distracted driving and increase seatbelt use using behavioral economics tools.
Alison designs and evaluates behavior change and policy interventions to reduce infectious disease burden globally.
Since 2008, CHIBE has developed and tested scalable and cost-effective interventions that have improved the health of tens of millions of individuals. We’ve worked with a variety of groups, including health systems, clinicians, communities, individuals, NGOs, consumer companies, governments, and health insurers.
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