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Lessons from the Intelligence Community
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Institutional reform in public health, though daunting, can benefit greatly from sectors like defense, which have evolved post-crises—from world wars to 9/11. This conversation draws on lessons from defense to quicken reform, examining the path from insights to action.
We explore how defense-inspired tools and tactics for threat anticipation and response can enhance public health strategies, providing sharper insight, strategic planning, and adaptability, thus improving outcomes for all Americans.
KPMG's Sophie Stern has a one-on-one conversation with General Jim Clapper to review the challenges and successes of institutional reform in the intelligence sector. She then chats with Maggie Davis, Director of State Health Policy at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and Karen Jackson, Former Deputy Chief of Operations at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, about the similarities and implications between intelligence and the field of public health.
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