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        1. We're revising parts of Pragmatic Wardley Mapping. This map is one of the examples used to illustrate strategic thinking. Specifically, how to examine a map for opportunities to overcome inertia. And then I looked at Medical Expertise and realized something terrifying.
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        ...if I were genuinely in this circumstance, and examining my map for potential inertia to overcome, I would have extreme concern about how stable access to medical expertise will be in the coming months. It's ALREADY unstable, depending on the locale.
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      As more healthcare workers get sick or burn out, as healthcare demand stays high, and as relief continues to fail to arrive... If I were managing this system, I would be worrying about how to handle that instability from the scheduling side. Will my existence even be useful?
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    Can't schedule healthcare if healthcare is too unstable to be scheduled. (Boo hoo, poor app builder, I know.) That's all I got right now. Maybe I'm overreacting. Maybe I'm just stating the obvious. (Curious @cory_foy if you have thoughts here.)
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