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Member Engagement

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Member Engagement Research Studies
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Member Engagement Research Studies

An important aim of the Centene Center for Health Transformation is to work with our health plan partners, product and clinical teams to optimize engagement in products and healthcare services offered to our members. Led by our innovative research partners at Washington University and the Duke Center for Advanced Hindsight, the Centene Center for Health Transformation develops and tests the most effective strategies for communicating and encouraging individuals and their families to participate in health related programs. Learn more about our member engagement studies below.

Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, New Hampshire

Raising Well Survey
Rachel Tabak Debra Haire-Joshu

Determine the most efficient and effective methods for engaging and keeping members in the Raising Well Pediatric Obesity program to help the family members change and reach health goals.
Study Summary Publication Research Briefs
childrenhealth coachingmember engagementparentingpediatric obesitypeer coaching
Completed  (Q1 2017)

Centene-wide

Flu Campaign Behavioral Economic Guidance

Julie O’Brien

Determine preference between, and effectiveness of, three different flu campaign concepts (Social Norms, Myth Busting, Flu Fighting Heros) among Centene health plan members.
Results
flu vaccineinfluenzamarketingmember engagementsocial norms
Completed  (Q4 2017)

Louisiana

Financial Incentives Study

Michal Grinstein-Weiss

Evaluate how well incentives (lottery or fixed) impact participation in a Healthy Solutions for Life health coaching pediatric asthma program established in Louisiana.
Study Summary
children's healthhealth coachingincentivesmember engagementpediatric asthma
In progress
Research Focus Areas

The Centene Center engages in research across five focus areas to influence positive health outcomes and decrease healthcare costs. Find out more about our studies, initiatives, and researchers here.

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