Some features of regional health organizations relevant to organizational learning

Fig 3.1 Sociotechnical system underlying health IT-related adverse events NAP IOM Report

Complex Systems Science and Engineering Methods applied to Health Care Delivery from NAP Reports on Building a Better Delivery System: A New Engineering/Health Care Partnership and Engineering a Learning Health Care System 

See also IM Complex Decision Technologies

Health Care Decisions Launchpad, showing Policy and Clinical Decisions using A Decision Ladder and Problem Knowledge coupling, supported by Digital Learning Infrastructure.

Applying more pressure on staff can temporarily increase productivity, but burnout soon sets in. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

See similar CLD IM-641 and Simulation IM-333

Adapted from Engineering perspectives on healthcare delivery: Can we afford technological innovation in healthcare? Rouse, William B Systems Research and Behavioral Science 2009 Vol 26 (5) p573-582 abstract

See IM-435 for a simulation

Planning for a long development period doesn't always solve acquisition scheduling problems. Sometimes it makes them worse. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

Some programs take on a life of their own—privileged, and woven into an organization's existence. But when "sacred cow" projects begin to go wrong, that privilege and protection makes fixing them even more difficult. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

When projects attempt to please too many customers, complexity mounts, schedules slip, costs expand ... and no one is happy. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

In today's acquisition environment, where progress is sometimes measured by dollars spent, underspending is not a virtue. In fact, it can lead to having funds shifted to another program. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

Interacting nested fast and slow adaptive cycles from Panarchy Book  ,Resilience thinking Book Brian Walker and David Salt Island Press 2006 and the http://www.resalliance.org/ Website, See also What is Panarchy at http://bit.ly/H9RFkL

WIP for Continuity of care ISO From Wikipedia Initial Insight Representation from ContSys

From JAMIA 2011 (10) 738- 748. Relevant to DLL 616 and PKC 1004

Applying more pressure on staff can temporarily increase productivity, but burnout soon sets in. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

See similar CLD IM-641 and Simulation IM-333

The concept of bidding on a government contract is deceptively simple. Underbidding is a tactic that complicates all aspects of the process. From William E. Novak and  Linda Levine CMU SEI Sept 2010 Success in Acquisition: Using Archetypes to Beat the Odds paper and see webpage

From Adomavicius G et al (2007) Information Technology and Management 8 (2) p185-202 article

Aplicar más presión sobre el personal puede aumentar temporalmente la productividad, pero pronto se agotará.  De William E. Novak y Linda Levine CMU SEI, septiembre de 2010 Éxito en la adquisición: uso de arquetipos para vencer el papel de las probabilidades   y ver página web

Vea CLD IM-641 y simulación IM-333 similares

WIP for Continuity of care ISO From Wikipedia Initial Insight Representation from ContSys

A simplified dynamic model, adapted from Engineering perspectives on healthcare delivery: Can we afford technological innovation in healthcare? Rouse, William B Systems Research and Behavioral Science 2009 Vol 26 (5) p573-582 abstract  Developed by Mark Heffernan See also IM-614 for learning effects.

OASIS Technical Reference Model for SOA Ontology. SOA is an architectural style that supports service-orientation. The ontology contains classes and properties corresponding to the core concepts of SOA. For ontology engineering see Wikipedia entry