Version 1: The Profession Question
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- A curriculum, and evidence comparing the decisions of trained and untrained advisors or donors on the same choices.
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- What should a charitologist be trained in, and does training change where money goes?
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## Why it matters Charitology’s founding claim is that a profession would improve where money goes, as medicine improved how illness is treated. That claim can be tested, so it should be. See [the Missing Profession](/diagnosis/missing-profession/). ## Where to start The [Principles of Charitology](/record/principles/) textbook and the [Certified Charitologist](/programs/certified-charitologist/) program are draft curricula. A randomized study of a short training course is a feasible first test.
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