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I've no doubt said this before, but it's worth restating. A fundamental part health science is finding robust ways of making decisions where we know we can't know. Where not acting is still an action.

This is important because when we look at our practices over time, we can see certain behaviours are more effective than others. We can develop processes and practices that are most likely to be effective and least likely to cause more harm.

While still living in a world of uncertainty.