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This paper examines antimicrobial resistance from a systems perspective with a particular focus on work in Ireland. It highlights some of the key systemic challenges that are inherent in tackling antimicrobial resistance and suggests strategies for addressing these challenges effectively.
- Read more: Reframing Public Services in Ireland as a Relational Practice
This paper makes the case for reframing public services in Ireland as Relational Public Services (RPS) that take a Human Learning Systems Approach (HLS), which describes a way of organising viable services built around relationships and collective learning, as distinct from transactions, targets and standardised processes.
- Read more: Systems Thinking and Homelessness Policy in Ireland
This paper advocates for the application of systems thinking in public policy development as a means of addressing homelessness in Ireland. Systems thinking is an approach to understanding how parts of a system interrelate and how systems evolve over time. Homelessness is a complex systems problem, and this paper proposes that a systemic inquiry of…
