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by Bob & Jay

5.0(7 reviews)
11 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

Getting people to change their health behaviors can be extremely challenging. Especially, since everyone has their own unique set of barriers that are often shifting on a regular basis. Join Bob Bensley, professor of public health, and Jay Rivas, CEO of Maia Synergy as they explore the tapestry of existing health products and services - unraveling the behavioral science and technology woven together to solve complex health issues. If you're a professional looking to improve your health and wellness program or you're wanting to create a program from scratch, this podcast will give you plenty of solutions, strategies, and techniques to draw from.

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3/16/2021

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May 25, 2021

Five Key Principles of Online Behavior Change

This is the season one finale! In this episode we pull together everything we've covered over the past nine weeks under the umbrella of our five key principles of online behavior change: Recreating the human experience, personalizing to the individual, creating a dynamic experience, including a supportive environment, and building upon sound theory.

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May 18, 2021

Creating Change Part 4: Evaluating Your Health Program

This is the final part of our four-part series called Creating Change. In this miniseries, we've been walking you through the four-step process entrepreneurs and non-profit leaders should follow to create an effective program for their audience. For this episode, we invited our expert data analyst, John Brusk to join us in discussing the evaluation process - like what to include in your evaluation plan, what questions to ask, and how to evaluate your program on a limited budget.

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May 11, 2021

Creating Change Part 3: Launching Your Program

This is part three of our four-part series called Creating Change. In this miniseries, we'll be walking you through the four-step process entrepreneurs and non-profit leaders should follow to create an effective program for their audience. In this episode, we focus on the implementation process and discuss the art of monitoring, iterating, and promoting your program.

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What is Oh, Behave!?

Getting people to change their health behaviors can be extremely challenging. Especially, since everyone has their own unique set of barriers that are often shifting on a regular basis. Join Bob Bensley, professor of public health, and Jay Rivas, CEO of Maia Synergy as they explore the tapestry of existing health products and services - unraveling the behavioral science and technology woven together to solve complex health issues. If you're a professional looking to improve your health and wellness program or you're wanting to create a program from scratch, this podcast will give you plenty of solutions, strategies, and techniques to draw from.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

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