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Rick Lesaar

 

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Risk versus Chance – What are the Odds?

February 11, 2016 by Rick Lesaar

A look at the words we use to describe the risk / chance / chances / odds / likelihood / possibility / probability of contracting infectious diseases. 

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February 11, 2016 /Rick Lesaar
UNICEF, WHO, CDC, The Global Fund, PAHO, fhi360, MSH, MSF, Sabin Vaccine Institute, Save the Children, Gates Foundation, Gavi, HIV, AIDS, Cancer, Malaria, Hepatitis, the flu, ebola, TB, tuberculosis, measles, influenza, flu, pheumonia, polio, diarrhea, zika, risk, chance, chances, odds, likelihood, possibility, probability, Rick Lesaar, batch1
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The Responsibility to Report Results

November 30, 2015 by Rick Lesaar

The need to differentiate Results from Activity and Enumeration and why how NGOs and GOs can best keep faith with all of their stakeholders.

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November 30, 2015 /Rick Lesaar
Results, Reporting, meaningful, comparable, faithful, rigorous, transparant, The Global Fund, Malaria No More, Against Malaria, Malaria Atlas Project, Imagine No Malaria, Nets for Life, Amazon Malaria Initiative, Roll Back Malaria Partnership, Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute, Edward Tufte, Envisioning Information, African Leaders Malaria Aliance, ALMA, NGO, WHO, PATH, CDC, MSF, incidence, prevalence, Rick Lesaar, batch1
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