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What is Atul Gawande’s purpose in opening The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right with two anecdotes from his friend John? Why do you think he saves his own story of making a mistake for later in the book?
Why does Gawande venture outside his own industry to do research?
In what ways does the book encourage and laud adaptability?
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By Atul Gawande