These guidelines outline a seven-step process for developing effective healthcare policies. They guide policymakers in defining intent, identifying audiences, and planning communication. Using behavioural insights through the EAST framework, the guidelines support tailored strategies, stakeholder engagement, and evaluation to ensure successful policy implementation across diverse healthcare settings.

This research report presents findings from a broad range of international academic literature on the use of insights from the behavioural sciences in regulatory practice—an approach to regulation colloquially known as ‘nudging’.

This project provides key directions for capacity building for workers and their organisations to work more competently in working with family violence. The focus of the project lay in understanding the work to be undertaken with fathers who use violence.

This report provides a literature review to identify existing family violence initiatives that specifically target men to improve their health and overall wellbeing.

This report looks at the available evidence and draws out the broader insights learned from the work that BIT and others have done in this space, with an eye to what is practical and universal. Its objective is to give policymakers and researchers around the world a starting point for future applications of behavioural insights...