Sublime

Choice architects (such as Carolyn the cafeteria director) have many opportunities to choose defaults, and they can do so in ways that are self-serving or welfare enhancing.

[High-quality care] doesn’t require high-level physician care, but it does require interaction with some type of either health care or social services . . . I think other chronic illnesses like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and so on are things that we could manage if there was a way of managing patients in between their hospital a

to balance “upstream” work to keep people healthy through adequate services in the social sphere, with “downstream” work of medical care for people after they have become ill.

Tailoring specific programs and services to county-level or municipality needs is a core aspect of Scandinavian program designs. Importantly, the local level of government is charged with the responsibility not only for primary health care but for social services as well, allowing them to make informed decisions between different services in their