Evidence, uncertainty, and judgment
How to separate what is known, what is assumed, and what still needs to be understood.
Speaking and media
Conversations about difficult problems
Sonny Saggar, MD speaks and writes about evidence, judgment, systems, medicine, business, and institutions.
Useful conversations
Good conversations start with a real question. A system can look orderly from far away while its incentives, information, and decision points are pulling in different directions.
Suitable formats include interviews, panels, small-group conversations, and recorded discussions where the subject calls for careful thought rather than a quick slogan.
Topics
Medicine and healthcare systems
Trust, incentives, institutional pressure, documentation, and the practical consequences of complicated decisions.
Business, systems, and institutions
Why organizations lose the signal, where a process begins to fail, and how to frame the next useful question.
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