We are not a "believe me" kind of crowd last I checked. This is the kind of forum where many enjoy data and empiricism. Self-reflection on anecdata and personal bias is welcome as insightful when exploring data and interpretation.
As someone who vaguely works in healthcare, I have asked for journals that compare information systems management for public healthcare systems of different countries with different approaches and measuring outcomes. Contractors and US agency employees alike in my limited experience cannot point me to any, and this is the domain I am interested in. I am sure it will count in this crisis and countless others.
Do such periodicals exist? Anyone know?
When people say US or country X has a sucky healthcare system even computer scientists don't seem to care for scientific measurement of policy and supporting IT systems to do that a high level (ie US Medicare and Medicaid, for a small example, don't run themselves).