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Which Leadership Lesson are You Learning?
Leadership encompasses a great variety of styles and perspective. This article provides a few quick tips to begin thinking about coaching in the workplace; particularly, leadership coaching to increase employee…
Policymaking in the Public Right-of-Way: Car Sharing
Who benefits when we can all profit from the right-of-way?…
Crystal Agencies: Visualizing How Government Agencies Affect the United States Data Ecosystem
Visualizing how government big data helps spur economic activity and innovation will lead to better and more effective policymaking. Agencies can map the data ecosystem of major economic sectors. They…
The EMS Crisis We Are Facing Today
It is incumbent for elected officials to gain a thorough understanding of EMS and the benefits provided to a community. Merely relying on an ambulance that is not devoted…
That Which We Call a Rose…Might Not Be the Same Thing at All
Scientific precepts have and will come and go—economic ones too—but the center of health care, the bond between patient and practitioner, will stay central to all practice unless we allow…
Pediatric Hospice and Palliative Care: When the Bough Breaks
Unless the federal government amends the Medicare Hospice Benefit Act of 1986 to be more child and parent friendly, or states follow the lead of the Massachusetts Pediatric Palliative Care…
Integrating Interconnected Frameworks
Merging an interconnected budget operations framework and performance management framework into a revised, updated and single Resource Management Framework (RMF) has integrated public sector planning, budgeting, service delivery, accountability and…
What Do We Know About Charter School Governance, and Why Should We Care?
The case of how charter schools are governed is an opportunity to study and address the practical and philosophical challenges that occur when the delivery of public services is shifted…
Bias in Big Data and the Implications for Local Governments
Bias in AI and Big Data is a complicated and fast-moving topic of debate among mathematicians, computer scientists, civil libertarians and other experts. Any local government looking to use AI…
Public Administration, Social Equity and a New Dichotomy
Public administration's current challenge is to enact and implement policies that improve equity based on human rights, economic justice and political participation. Now is the time to close the chasm…
Knowledge Landscapes
By intuition, knowledge landscapes should highlight the innovation, history, culture and people of an area. Knowledge landscapes are redefining bureaucratic spaces each time that we discover a technological invention that…
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