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Many fields encounter this same issue, costing time, money, lives and our trust in each other and sense of purpose. The need for understanding complex systems is as great as ever, but also the retention of compassion. Be more kind, my friends.
Many fields encounter this same issue, costing time, money, lives and our trust in each other and sense of purpose. The need for understanding complex systems is as great as ever, but also the retention of compassion. Be more kind, my friends.
December 6, 2024 at 1:27 AM
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Many fields encounter this same issue, costing time, money, lives and our trust in each other and sense of purpose. The need for understanding complex systems is as great as ever, but also the retention of compassion. Be more kind, my friends.
Many fields encounter this same issue, costing time, money, lives and our trust in each other and sense of purpose. The need for understanding complex systems is as great as ever, but also the retention of compassion. Be more kind, my friends.
3/ immediate transparency and engagement with stakeholders; a systems-level analysis of the organisation and learning structures; and a culture of fairness and compassion.
December 6, 2024 at 1:26 AM
3/ immediate transparency and engagement with stakeholders; a systems-level analysis of the organisation and learning structures; and a culture of fairness and compassion.
2/ While this is an interesting lesson in emergence, the response and learning are also illustrative.
Rather than be defensive in these situations – “we’ll look into it” or “there’s nothing we can do due to x or y policy” – a more constructive response would include...
Rather than be defensive in these situations – “we’ll look into it” or “there’s nothing we can do due to x or y policy” – a more constructive response would include...
December 6, 2024 at 1:26 AM
2/ While this is an interesting lesson in emergence, the response and learning are also illustrative.
Rather than be defensive in these situations – “we’ll look into it” or “there’s nothing we can do due to x or y policy” – a more constructive response would include...
Rather than be defensive in these situations – “we’ll look into it” or “there’s nothing we can do due to x or y policy” – a more constructive response would include...
So some questions from this are (1) what influences the system to transform spontaneously vs deciding to shift to a new state, (2) how can that be supported quickly in environments such as the healthcare setting used, and (3) what are your thoughts on the models and descriptive frameworks used?
November 15, 2024 at 1:43 AM
So some questions from this are (1) what influences the system to transform spontaneously vs deciding to shift to a new state, (2) how can that be supported quickly in environments such as the healthcare setting used, and (3) what are your thoughts on the models and descriptive frameworks used?