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The decision you're learning to make

What localisation is, and is not

A candidate, not a diagnosis

The scope line, and the GP boundary

Two hard edges

Why reproducibility, not certainty

Consistent and defensible, not certain

Check yourself

Knowledge check: localisation or diagnosis

Knowledge check: the red flag

Knowledge check: the goal

Knowledge check: the honest verb

What you can now do, and where it goes

What you can now do

Take it with you

Your localisation-scope card

References

Segment 3.1 of Module 3, from map to person: state what localisation is (a candidate locus on the map) and is not (a diagnosis), hold the two scope edges, and aim for reproducibility not certainty. Built direct.

Module 3 - Locating the Problem (Segment 3.1: From Map to Person)

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