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We think we want information when we really want knowledge. The difference between information and knowledge is usable application.

Think you can trust visually verifying checksums? Think again. Find out why this practice may not be as secure as you think in our latest blog post.

Essential information documented for easy access and practical use.

Understanding federal document authentication can be tricky. Simplify the process with our guidance. 🇺🇸 Check out our latest blog post for all the details. 🔍 https://buff.ly/3K9AdT2

We continue our discussion on cost containment, #siu operations and investigative ROI. Enjoy this week’s episode of the OIG Roundtable. #healthcarecompliance #healthcarefraud #paymentintegrity #aha #hcca Advize

Here is an opportunity to learn, for a small cost, some of the fundamentals of evaluation. This session will be run by the Insititute of Community Directors Australia. The three-hour session will include: * What data do you currently collect? * What is an outcome versus an output? * What / who are you trying to impact? * How will you ascertain how impactful your activities are? * Who oversees collecting the data? * Who oversees interpreting the data? * What data might you need, to answer the questions you have got about your impact? https://lnkd.in/g8FjqwcA

The next time you take notes, focus on capturing information with long-term value.

The Problem and Practical Solution to Documenting Thoughts => https://lnkd.in/demR28hK

Technical news summary for the past 10 days:

Given the abundance and unhealthy amount of information flying around, without rules, you’re more likely to check out other things that separate you from doing what needs to be done. Before you know it, you're gathering and gathering (mostly useless) information. Knowing what to cut out is as important as what to include.