HR Technology

Benefits Think Using online enrollment to cut through wellness clutter

By Linda K. Riddell

Published March 4, 2016 12:53 PM EST Updated March 4, 2016 12:56 PM EST 3 Min Read

Would more people think twice about having a CT scan if they knew it had 500 times as much radiation as an X-ray?
Would some people ask their doctor about weaning off of nasal spray, if they knew it might be making their chronic rhinitis worse?

Linda K. Riddell

Chief data scientist

Linda K. Riddell, MS, is chief data scientist at the Validation Institute.

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