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Great to see #HLPF #HLPF2024 addressing #localization of the #SDGs #GlobalGoals, but it can't be achieved without effective #knowledgemanagement https://t.co/p0s5BbJDww @SustDev @globalgoals @UNEP @UNECOSOC @UNDESA #km #kmers

Excellent analysis of Community Notes and its role in supporting consensus-based fact checking, rather than the "normal" authoritative fact checking approach.

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The systems of sheep ... fascinating! https://t.co/z0j9yQItCv

Put another way: Many of the rip-offs in the medical system are due to an imbalance of knowledge (the "lemon car" problem). If doctors couldn't know the price-sensitivity of the patient in advance, that would go some way to addressing that imbalance & encourage honest dealings.

It is clear that "bright line" on reimbursements distorts behaviour. Introducing a tapered threshold for the EMSN based on income would not only be more equitable, but make it much harder for doctors to target costs to maximise profit while minimising consumer complaints.

For example, the universal threshold in the extended Medicare Safety Net has led to certain doctors vastly inflating fees. They know that: - a charge of $2k costs the consumer $2k, but - a charge of $7k would cost the consumer $3k with the government picking up the rest

Random #km insight: Species monocultures have long been recognised as being vulnerable to predation and collapse. But the same is true of systems interactions. If you know that a certain task is always performed a certain way, that's also vulnerable to gaming & exploitation.

I consider myself an AI skeptic for most claims. But it DOES have a great deal of potential in diagnostic imagery, as already seen with X-rays. Doctors should engage with Google, not fight it, so the tool can enhance health outcomes for their patients. https://t.co/7tznPN8p1t

How to be an internal business consultant With thanks to RealKM's @smbounds https://t.co/hfrhjclRx1 #km #kmers #knowledgemanagement #change #practices #processes

I missed that @zeynep is now on Substack! Still a really thoughtful writer about complex systems issues: https://t.co/nWf6mw7kFH Lots of great stuff to read through already. Understandably the pandemic is a major focus right now but she's covered many topics over the years.

A picture is worth a 1000 words [Knowledge visualization series part 1] - we’re very excited to be bringing you the very first part of a fantastic new series from Dr @HanlieSmuts! https://t.co/zcgmDs6szj #km #kmers #knowledgemanagement #knowledge #visualization

A great read. Turns out that "pretty good" data can be more useful than "better" data that takes longer to gather and publish. Nice work @ABSStats! https://t.co/fPeqgyvHMT

I grew up in Warrnambool with very fond memories of the town. Even people who weren't into bike races knew about the Melbourne to Warrnambool classic. A nice piece of classic journalism: https://t.co/yzk4cStnCj

A huge thanks to #AuSKM and @diverdaveau @neridahart @Metaphorage for this fantastic award! #km #kmers #knowledgemanagement

Thank you all. We really appreciate the vote of confidence!

Ginnane gently suggests that Parliament should reconsider "who should [exercise these] emergency powers [and] whether [they] should be required to take into account matters such as the social and economic consequences" - in short, to take a more holistic approach.

[Correction: Ginnane J.] The media should pay more attention to the judge's recommendation on para 132 though, after noting that the PHW Act only requires Authorised Officers to take action based on "public health grounds, and for the purpose of protecting public health".

Some people have argued that bringing this case was a waste of time. I strongly disagree. It brought many interesting facts into the public domain and placed the authority and decision-making of the Victorian Public Service under appropriate scrutiny.