@seyeabimbola
Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá
3 years
the global health literature has a default preference for uniform/standardised methods, metrics, indicators, measures, around the world but the value of uniformity vs non-uniformity is not always self-evident — academics, please remember there can be huge costs to uniformity
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@DaveEvansPhD
David Evans
3 years
@seyeabimbola I see something related in education. Sometimes there is big demand in the global education community for common tests, which allow easier cross-country comparisons, but aren't always *necessarily* the best investment for the country (relative to better national exams).
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@Robosmit
Robert Smith
3 years
@seyeabimbola Reading this through methods, any advice on how to interact with journals in a way that can productively expand ‘valid’ methods. For social sci to engage w PH often this rigidity is inhibiting and our approach to methods foreclosed. 1/2
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