
Next Week in Science: April 26, 2024
by Jon Scaccia April 26, 2024Where does the time go? Well, according to Carlo Rivelli (and many, many others), my time is slightly different from your time.

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Jon Scaccia, with a Ph.D. in clinical-community psychology and a research fellowship at the US Department of Health and Human Services with expertise in public health systems and quality programs. He specializes in implementing innovative, data-informed strategies to enhance community health and development. Jon helped develop the R=MC² readiness model, which aids organizations in effectively navigating change
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