https://youtu.be/CqXgwKKk8aQ?t=320
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Saturday, May 16, 2020
why aren't there more videos for families learning health https://globalhealthmedia.org/videos/ -or if there are please tell us chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk economistscotland.com
Friday, May 8, 2020
50 missing curriculum/lessons www.zoomuni.net #1 collaborate to end corona
technical resources/alumninetworks to friend pih.org boston doctorswithoutborders enginerswithoutborders brac university james grant school public health alibaba cloud open sourcing of wuhan nurses fieldbook
40 years ago i started co-writing a book- 2025 report published in 1984- the exponential rise in technology would, as orwell had feared, be spun by big brothrs to end our species unless we transformed education in time.
much of our work was co-published live in the economist by my father norman macrae. he reported different sector to look out for- if we missed the most vital curriculum of health, all other tech wizardry would be for nought. i have been alarmed for 15 years now how silicon valley got obsessed with big data for self-driving cars not for health even though all looked different when google.org made its first ceo the great immunologist larry brilliant. i look for universities whose vice chancellor or founding board members love immunology. i expect half of universities should be closed among those who dont. that's because as our book argued students working hard to be the first sdg generation should not be put in debt. its actually the elderly who have lost out in west because their 300 trillion dollars of pension funds has refused to make health or other sdg projects asset grade. its now 2 years sine the un has known that is the main financial gap preventing progress, yet each time i go to a un summit and ask what are you doing about this- the answer has been trust us but thats currently up to 5 financial genii to report back on. even since subprime 2008, financial geniuses have scared me as much as our basic last mile public health services, i come from 5 generations of diaspora scots who value adam smith texts on healthy scieties generate strong intergeberational economies not vice versa
anyway while we had hoped online education would be as widespread as any other online activity from the beginning of coding or of world webbing or of mobilising global apps or of compuyers crunching local data to the nth degree of natural diversity, you all are in 2020 suddenly doing everything online. so www.zoomuni.net and ww.alumnisat.com see no surprise in naming end virus the number 1 missing curriculum
what is surprising is this challenge isnt just about how brilliant our health scientists are- its about if you dont design random stats surveys correctly ahead of time you can drown in data that gets more and more political- you may close down whole value chain components of peoples day to day livelihoods in blanket ways instead of targeting open and closed
there will be parts of the curriculum virus that can only be known when a few medical genii find the cure. but every child and teacher can least some 5th grade statistics online together about random sampling and requiring that mass media news anchors who have never passed 5th grade maths be banned from covering fear stories- as for what criteria we the peoples should demand from public servants- that is something people of different cultures and different stages of regional development must make up their own minds on. there are countries where eg closing even 20% of the food supply chain will kill people of famine - thats is one reason why adaptability to exponential risks that will face us all through the 2020s will not be about one nation having all the right answers. nature is more diverse than that. education systems designed round examination more than experiential learning was what the 2025 report asked elders not to trap youth in. we need to stop using the sdgs as ad stories- if elders cant live sdgs now they certianly should blame youth who dont understand corona
technical resources/alumninetworks to friend pih.org boston doctorswithoutborders enginerswithoutborders brac university james grant school public health alibaba cloud open sourcing of wuhan nurses fieldbook
40 years ago i started co-writing a book- 2025 report published in 1984- the exponential rise in technology would, as orwell had feared, be spun by big brothrs to end our species unless we transformed education in time.
much of our work was co-published live in the economist by my father norman macrae. he reported different sector to look out for- if we missed the most vital curriculum of health, all other tech wizardry would be for nought. i have been alarmed for 15 years now how silicon valley got obsessed with big data for self-driving cars not for health even though all looked different when google.org made its first ceo the great immunologist larry brilliant. i look for universities whose vice chancellor or founding board members love immunology. i expect half of universities should be closed among those who dont. that's because as our book argued students working hard to be the first sdg generation should not be put in debt. its actually the elderly who have lost out in west because their 300 trillion dollars of pension funds has refused to make health or other sdg projects asset grade. its now 2 years sine the un has known that is the main financial gap preventing progress, yet each time i go to a un summit and ask what are you doing about this- the answer has been trust us but thats currently up to 5 financial genii to report back on. even since subprime 2008, financial geniuses have scared me as much as our basic last mile public health services, i come from 5 generations of diaspora scots who value adam smith texts on healthy scieties generate strong intergeberational economies not vice versa
anyway while we had hoped online education would be as widespread as any other online activity from the beginning of coding or of world webbing or of mobilising global apps or of compuyers crunching local data to the nth degree of natural diversity, you all are in 2020 suddenly doing everything online. so www.zoomuni.net and ww.alumnisat.com see no surprise in naming end virus the number 1 missing curriculum
what is surprising is this challenge isnt just about how brilliant our health scientists are- its about if you dont design random stats surveys correctly ahead of time you can drown in data that gets more and more political- you may close down whole value chain components of peoples day to day livelihoods in blanket ways instead of targeting open and closed
there will be parts of the curriculum virus that can only be known when a few medical genii find the cure. but every child and teacher can least some 5th grade statistics online together about random sampling and requiring that mass media news anchors who have never passed 5th grade maths be banned from covering fear stories- as for what criteria we the peoples should demand from public servants- that is something people of different cultures and different stages of regional development must make up their own minds on. there are countries where eg closing even 20% of the food supply chain will kill people of famine - thats is one reason why adaptability to exponential risks that will face us all through the 2020s will not be about one nation having all the right answers. nature is more diverse than that. education systems designed round examination more than experiential learning was what the 2025 report asked elders not to trap youth in. we need to stop using the sdgs as ad stories- if elders cant live sdgs now they certianly should blame youth who dont understand corona
missing curriculum how to beat corona virus
there are afew different reasons why the world
is destroying our species because
of missing curricula
we are for example dealig with a trillion times more data of what
we do witheach other in communities and
in worldwide herds - who we celebrate,
whose values we gospelise
but the simplest question with any mising curriculum
who are people you least want to be trained or ordered by
who do you most want to actin learning with
i would not recommend anyone outside ameruca to want fauci curriculum - americans can judge if they need it- i would recommend eg s korea curriculum -through the 2010s they designed changes needed where faucis rew did the opposite
think odf testing
the medical industry likes to charge atleast 100 dollars a test
a virus means the army or some public servant not commerce is needed
tests shoul be scaled at maximum 5 dollars
the ingredints needed to test 100 million are part of national security
thats why korea always knew the numbers- to this day fauci is using data which may be 20 times wrong- until he gets his data right he would prefer no american left their homes
-another issus is telehealth tiraging- when you have an infectious disease you dont want potential patients in a crowded waitng room - this disease can keep paricles in air for over 3 hours
so everyone is safer by telehealth tirage- this does assume a nation has broadband for all but the reason why almost no telehealth existed in usa before virus was commerce made more money with no telehealth
fauci got the connection betwen distance and masks wrong- if a particle can be sneexed 26 feet or hang in air where anyone has shouted fr 3 hours there is no more lgic for 6 feet than 3 feet- whatever distance minimises shouting without hugging up- the only rason the 6 foot was chosen was becuase at the time fauci teamdid not understand mask- they dont protect you much from catching, they do protect others from you spiiitting at them
is destroying our species because
of missing curricula
we are for example dealig with a trillion times more data of what
we do witheach other in communities and
in worldwide herds - who we celebrate,
whose values we gospelise
but the simplest question with any mising curriculum
who are people you least want to be trained or ordered by
who do you most want to actin learning with
i would not recommend anyone outside ameruca to want fauci curriculum - americans can judge if they need it- i would recommend eg s korea curriculum -through the 2010s they designed changes needed where faucis rew did the opposite
think odf testing
the medical industry likes to charge atleast 100 dollars a test
a virus means the army or some public servant not commerce is needed
tests shoul be scaled at maximum 5 dollars
the ingredints needed to test 100 million are part of national security
thats why korea always knew the numbers- to this day fauci is using data which may be 20 times wrong- until he gets his data right he would prefer no american left their homes
-another issus is telehealth tiraging- when you have an infectious disease you dont want potential patients in a crowded waitng room - this disease can keep paricles in air for over 3 hours
so everyone is safer by telehealth tirage- this does assume a nation has broadband for all but the reason why almost no telehealth existed in usa before virus was commerce made more money with no telehealth
fauci got the connection betwen distance and masks wrong- if a particle can be sneexed 26 feet or hang in air where anyone has shouted fr 3 hours there is no more lgic for 6 feet than 3 feet- whatever distance minimises shouting without hugging up- the only rason the 6 foot was chosen was becuase at the time fauci teamdid not understand mask- they dont protect you much from catching, they do protect others from you spiiitting at them
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
www.pih.org where the world goes first to value nursing, public health and virus combattants on front lines -pih epicentre of knowhow exchanges boston -pih youtube channel
pih boston chose 1000 from 40000 applicants
triple role
talk to those identified as cases to see if they have all needed to isolate
talk to those identified as having beein in contact to see if they have all they need
c resource coordinator explaing local resources to help cases and contacts
may 2020 jim kim returns topih.org boston - offensive covid
CGI University 2020, President Clinton and Chelsea Clinton and leading voices in public health, .. go to 1 hr 56 min 50 sec video left for paul farmer at CGIU april 2020
https://www.pih.org/article/going-offensive-stop-covid-19
pih boston chose 1000 from 40000 applicants
triple role
talk to those identified as cases to see if they have all needed to isolate
talk to those identified as having beein in contact to see if they have all they need
c resource coordinator explaing local resources to help cases and contacts
may 2020 jim kim returns topih.org boston - offensive covid
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Join a panel of PIH nursing experts as they explore what it means to be on the frontlines of a global pandemic like COVID-19, both in the United States and in the countries where PIH works around the world. You’ll hear from Cory McMahon, PIH’s director of nursing and midwifery; Marc Julmisse, PIH’s deputy chief nursing officer and chief nursing officer of University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti; and Dr. John Welch, PIH’s director of partnerships & operations for Massachusetts’ COVID Response and Boston Children’s Hospital’s senior nurse anesthetist and pediatric nurse anesthesia fellowship director.
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pih webinar briefing 6 may - erin sordy- We are looking forward to having you join our panel of nursing experts, today—May 6—to explore what it means to be on the front lines of a global pandemic like COVID-19, both in the United States and in the countries where PIH works around the world. Our panelists include Cory McMahon, PIH’s director of nursing and midwifery; Marc Julmisse, PIH’s deputy chief nursing officer and chief nursing officer of University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti, and Zanmi Lasante’s deputy director of quality programs, standardization of hospital care, odontology and oncology; and John Welch, PIH’s director of partnerships & operations for Massachusetts’ COVID Response and Boston Children’s Hospital’s senior nurse anesthetist and pediatric nurse anesthesia fellowship director.
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