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The COVID Malaise: Sentiment Analysis Update

A few months ago, I analyzed IHI’s Stories of COVID for their emotional content. I was interested both in the

It’s not quite Labor Day in the US, but the last days of summer are winding day. Last week, I

I think if I read another “barriers and facilitators” article about implementation, I might conk right out here at my

Stop the presses! A readiness-measure review paper came out this morning in Implementation Research and Practice, a brand new journal

Lately, I’ve been focused on better ways to synthesize the academic literature. Even when I was a graduate student (and

COVID has been incredibly disruptive, not just to our lifestyles but to our mood as well. Passions have been inflamed

Another post I’m porting over. Man, it would be such a bummer if there is no soccer in the fall.

This is a cross post from my old job. Just preserving it here for posterity. I slightly edited it to

Hands down, this has always been the best story of Quality Assurance and monitoring I’ve ever heard. The general background:

So this is the relaunch of Dawn Chorus. For the past ten years or so, I’ve been working with a