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The multiple layers of human behaviour and perception are integral to how we make choices and decisions.

Spend the morning with us as we uncover the connections between biological, social, technological, economic and environmental influences that affect
the way we interact with the world around us.

We will explore:

• What biases affect the way people think?

• How do people make decisions?

• Do incentives work?

• New ways to think about addiction.

• Are there hidden motives to our choices?

• Can fraud be lowered through design?

• How do we spend our healthcare monies?

• How will intelligent machines make decisions?

• Can deep learning help us make better decisions?

Speaker Presentations -2018

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Barry Childs

BEHAVIOURAL ERA

behavioural economics helps us understand cognitive biases in decision making

Gizelda Zubi

FRAUD

Andre Hofmeyr

THE ECONOMICS OF ADDICTION

Why do most addicts expend resources to acquire their targets of addiction

Sharon Naidoo

DOCTOR BEHAVIOUR

provider benchmarking allows a like for like comparison of doctor behavior

christoff raath

CAN DEEP LEARNING HELP US MAKE BETTER DECISIONS

Daniel Shapiro

PURCHASING CHOICES FOR MEDICAL SCHEME COVER

many variables influence how people choose to buy health cover for their families

Stephen Windel

ANTI-SELECTION

Matan Abraham

BEHAVIOUR OF MACHINES

the math is easy, but asking the right questions is critical

Event Gallery - 2018

Johannesburg: Turbine Hall

Cape Town: Youngblood
Arts & Culture

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The world has changed overnight in healthcare, technology and analytics, and this is just the beginning. With the future being an ever-changing process, you need to ensure that you are ready for these changes and can be a adaptable in dealing with all perspectives within this healthcare landscape.

Our Foresight dialogues showcased a morning of cutting edge presentations, exposing a Whole New World.