[Assessment 1474] Using Data: Where to Start?
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A subscriber sent:
We would like to have more of a focus on data in our program, but it's so
difficult to know where to start - we could work on so many different
aspects of the program. Does the panel have recommendations of what to
tackle first, second, etc? Or recommendations on how to decide what to do
first?
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