[Sigia-l] what are best practices (was OT: Library Thing)

[Gael Laurans]

On 10/4/05, Listera <listera at rcn.com> wrote:
> It's very difficult to argue with you when you don't read/parse the source
> material I post. In the medical example I gave, the "best practice" for
> years was wrong. Somebody had to, heaven forbid, defy the orthodoxy to
> "innovate" a solution/cure. The innovation was defying not requiring it.

Which is not an usual occurence. But does that imply that any
physician should be advised to constantly follow his intuition over
established best practices (some of which might be questioned in the
future, we all agree on that) in the name of "innovation" and
"adaptation to the context" ?

GL