Have you ever heard of the butterfly effect? It’s a classic concept in complex adaptive system theory. The idea is that the energy generated from a butterfly flapping its wings, added to another burst of energy, and so on, and so on, and so on, ultimately leads to a hurricane half...
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Traditional industrial QI does not work in primary care. A recent publication brilliantly makes this case on both theoretical and practical levels ;-). On a theoretical level, primary care is best thought of as a complex adaptive system, not a simple linear mechanical system. Think of complex adaptive systems as kind...
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