I've been urging health systems here to target tracts instead of zips & even I am a bit stunned by the magnitude of effect here

One thing it makes me think abt is how localized expertise is--spatial analysts (which I'm not) know ALL the problems w zips but aren't health planners https://twitter.com/snowjake/status/1390349304246665218

Some of the things that made the biggest difference to health system equity leaders I spoke w in MN were things that, as a demographer, seem basic--like how much age composition differences matter to population distributions

Meanwhile I have no skills to consider transmission!

I saw v interesting discussions about the ACIP J&J pause that argued that the specialties that were (and weren't) included in the committee really drove the outcome. I would love to read a good sociology of science that engages this in a granular way (not just clinical vs social)