Public Health and Human Systems Dynamics: What can we learn from each other?
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This paper and its presentation at Complexity Science in Practice: Understanding & Acting to Improve Health and Healthcare (Plexus Institute, 2003) is a result of a structured conversation among public health leaders and human systems dynamics practitioners in Minnesota. The effort was supported by the Human Systems Dynamics Institute, which would like to express appreciation to the persons who participated in the conversation. • Donna Anderson, MPH; Public Health Consultant • Ed Ehlinger, MD, MPH; Director Boynton Health Services; University of Minnesota • Gayle Hallin, MPH; Assistant Commissioner; Minnesota Department of Health • Margaret Hargreaves; Community Health Department; Hennepin County • James Hart, MD; General Physician; HealthPartners • Participants at Complexity Science in Practice: Understanding & Acting to Improve Health and Healthcare.
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