Systems thinking in public health
Systems thinking in public health
Systems thinking is a core skill in public health and health promotion and helps professionals develop policies and initiatives that are aware of and prepared for unintended consequences. Although there is no universal definition of a system it can generally be regarded as a group of interacting, interrelated and interdependent components that form a complex and unified whole (The Systems Thinker, 2018). All systems have elements or components that make up the system, a relationship between the elements or components and a pattern of the system as whole.
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The Systems Thinker |
The Systems Thinker |
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Systems Thinking Tools: A User’s Reference Guide |
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Systems Methodology |
The Systems Thinker |
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10 Useful Ideas on Systems Thinking |
Futurist.com |
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Systems Practice: How to Act in a Climate Change World |
Ison et al |
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Introduction to systems thinking for civil servants |
Government Office for Science |
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