Short, practical writing on the questions our work keeps running into — what makes training stick, when a standard earns its complexity, and how a convening can change practice. Some are published; others are working drafts.
A conference can be a calendar event, or it can be a designed intervention. We treat convening as part of the practice — building the scientific programme, the sponsorship architecture, and the abstract-to-session pathway so that what happens in the room actually moves into the field afterwards.
Why content fidelity erodes between master trainers and frontline delivery — and the cascade architecture and ToT packaging that protect it.
When learning-data standards earn their complexity — and when a simpler build serves the programme better.
Supervision touchpoints, refresher cycles, and supportive supervision tools that make community health worker training hold.
Working with the comparison groups reality gives you — and reading the results honestly.
Designing continuing professional development that is both accreditable and genuinely useful at the point of care.
What sponsors actually read for — and how a tiered prospectus aligns their goals with the scientific programme.
Field notes, new courses, and the occasional working draft — no more than once a month.
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