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Learning to Count Something: Lessons From Our Primary Care Week Survey
By Cody Dashiell-Earp The first time I read Better by Atul Gawande, I was inspired by his advice: “Count something…it doesn’t really matter what you count. You don’t need a research grant. The only requirement is that what you count should be interesting to you.” Then I went to medical school, and I got scared. I learned about selection bias, recall bias, and the dreaded lead-time bias. Truth, it seemed, came only from a randomized...
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