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With 40% of Americans having two or more chronic diseases, it’s critical that people receive guidance and support in making healthier choices. Whether you’re helping people quit smoking, exercise more, or take their medication as directed, health education plays an integral role in motivating people to take action to improve their health. This 3-step framework uses proven behavioral science to help care teams support members in making positive changes. Download the eBrief, Behavior Change: Improving Outcomes by Guiding People to Success, to learn how you can launch an effective behavior change program. |
