Systems thinking in practice is a heuristic framework based upon ideas of boundary critique for guiding the use and development of tools from different traditions in managing complex realities. Three interrelated features of the framework are drawn out – contexts of systemic change, practitioners as change agents, and tools as systems constructs that can themselves change through adaptation. A ...

Kawasaki disease may be a systemic inflammatory with predominantly intrinsic immune disorder due to exposure of genetically susceptible individuals various infections and/or environmental triggers. The is prevalent in patients autoimmune diseases or childhood, men dyslipidemia, hypertension, who are chronic smokers, and can triggered by abnormalities emotional agitation. Clinicians need have be...

this paper describes one university’s approach to improving the quality of teaching and learning at the institutional level, based on the premise of improving the design of curriculum rather than focusing on the skills of teachers as such. the paper describes the process by which university-wide principles of curriculum design were defined and agreed, as well as the parallel campaigns needed to...

It is important to count on tools help software professionals evaluate the process and how it may be affected by factors related its deployment. Simulation models are a valuable means illustrate behaviour of such since scenario generation supports prediction potential outcomes prevention undesired scenarios which harmful company in charge project developed. This work explores effectiveness intr...