For Future Reference
Anne DabrowskiLiveblogging the tectonic shifts in health knowledge. I hope you like epistemology.
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Oops - Every core assumption about how the health system should, must, or will work is being quietly inverted
A fascinating pattern is emerging from the foresight data.
It’s not just that the potentialities afforded and accelerated by AI are different. It’s that in many cases, they are polar opposites of the way the health system has functioned f...
Future of Clinical Reasoning, part 1 of 2
Here’s something I’ve been turning over in my head:
Guidelines are too brittle to be evergreen.
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I’ve tried. A lot of people have tried,...
Strange things are afoot at the Circle K
This was me in September.
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure, 1989
As mentioned last time, I saw a something that gave me Bill & Ted Face: a pattern predicting a shift away from EBM. The implications were so massive that the most pragmati...
The what ifs of EBM + innovation theory
A few months back I glimpsed a pattern, and now I can’t unsee it.
It starts with the S-curve of innovation, a handy piece of thinking by Richard Foster that describes the lifecycle of innovations: early tech is expensive, bulky, and slow t...
Reading the tea leaves
AI is shifting the evidence landscape so rapidly, in the fall I found myself feeling disoriented. Like I was flying blind and would be condemned to reactive mode for the rest of time. (Feel familiar? Anyone else??)
Only one cure for that...
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