Dr. Greiner is a practicing family physician. He and his research team used implementation intentions questions to discover what can be used to get people screened. The researcher found that patients who were asked these types of questions had a 1.91 higher chance of undergoing screening, as opposed to patients who received standard colorectal cancer screening education.
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