Join Genesis Analytics for a fun and interactive session where you'll have the opportunity to map out a user journey, identify pain points and hear from organisations who have done interesting work in changing how we think about referral pathways. This session is for implementers, practitioners and designers alike from across health and social sectors.Referral pathways are important in linking people to services, such as health, psychosocial support, case management, financial aid, safety and justice, and so on. How individuals experience a referral journey can determine whether users follow-through with these services. Referral pathways that are not based on behavioural theory and evidence contribute to late adoption or drop-off. Meeting people where they are and addressing their pain points along the referral pathway could make this journey easier and improve immediate and continued uptake of services.Behavioural Science theories and approaches give us tools to map out these journeys, understand the behavioural and normative barriers and develop solutions that are innovative, effective and measurable.
Moderators:
Micah Fineberg, Genesis Analytics
Thomas Ofem, Genesis Analytics
Presenters:
Shawn Malone, Population Services International
Aditya Jagati, Busara
Wanjiru Mathenge, IPPF
Linda Osaji, Breakthrough ACTION Nigeria
Karam 1 International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit info@sbccsummit.orgJoin Genesis Analytics for a fun and interactive session where you'll have the opportunity to map out a user journey, identify pain points and hear from organisations who have done interesting work in changing how we think about referral pathways. This session is for implementers, practitioners and designers alike from across health and social sectors.
Referral pathways are important in linking people to services, such as health, psychosocial support, case management, financial aid, safety and justice, and so on. How individuals experience a referral journey can determine whether users follow-through with these services. Referral pathways that are not based on behavioural theory and evidence contribute to late adoption or drop-off. Meeting people where they are and addressing their pain points along the referral pathway could make this journey easier and improve immediate and continued uptake of services.
Behavioural Science theories and approaches give us tools to map out these journeys, understand the behavioural and normative barriers and develop solutions that are innovative, effective and measurable.
Moderators:
Micah Fineberg, Genesis Analytics
Thomas Ofem, Genesis Analytics
Presenters:
Shawn Malone, Population Services International
Aditya Jagati, Busara
Wanjiru Mathenge, IPPF
Linda Osaji, Breakthrough ACTION Nigeria