Value your gut, plus the perils of decision fatigue.
Tracy Allison Altmananalytics & machine learning, evidence-based management, healthcare & health techNo comments

1. “A gut is a personal, nontransferable attribute, which increases the value of a good one.” This classic from Harvard Business Review recaps how policy makers have historically made big decisions. It’s never just about the data. A Brief History of Decision Making. 2. A reminder to look for the nonobvious. This analysis examines differences […]

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“Big E” vs. “little e” evidence, and probabilistic thinking.
man and woman about to feed each other
Tracy Allison Altmananalytics & machine learning, evidence-based management, insights for the C-Suite, sportsNo comments

1. It’s tempting to think there’s a hierarchy for data: That evidence from high-quality experiments is on top at Level 1, and other research findings follow thereafter. But even in healthcare – the gold standard for the “gold standard” – it’s not that simple, says NICE in The NICE Way: Lessons for Social Policy and […]

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