Two people stand on opposite sides of a number on the ground; one sees a 6, the other sees a 9, each pointing and stating their perspective.
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Neighbourhoods and hospital activity: oh yes it can, oh no it can’t?

Simple, intuitive ideas don’t draw critical attention. They stroll about the policy world, untested and unscathed.
emergency fire exit sign hanging from the ceiling
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Discharge before noon

Can data on discharge times help us to improve hospital flow?
Overhead view of a busy city intersection with wide white zebra crosswalks filled with dozens of pedestrians walking in different directions across the asphalt. People carry bags and backpacks, and some pull rolling suitcases, creating a dynamic crisscross pattern against the bold striped crossings.
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A journey into intersectionality

A practical exploration of intersectionality, testing theory through quantitative analysis of hospital readmissions.