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If you call your work evidence-based but can’t define evidence in one sentence, that’s a structural gap. Here I break down what the term requires.
In this episode we cover:
- How data collection differs from evidence generation
- Why classifying claims builds personal diagnostic skill
- How 4 evidence sources expose organisational blind spots
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When we work with clients we gather evidence to serve one purpose: to support or undermine a claim, an assumption or a hypothesis.
It stops you building work around unexamined issues and keeps you grounded in evidence your colleagues trust.
Here’s our method on one page.
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