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Market Flares & Public Burns: Hit Ball, Not Thumb
In September, 2009, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) created its newest division, named the Division of Risk, Strategy, and Financial Innovation. To live up to that name, the new division...
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The Long March: The Right Stuff for a Health Model
This is the first of several posts on realizing the vision in a sustainable community health model by aiming at transition and transformation. Let’s start with some community basics. [Edit note: added...
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The Long March for Right Stuff in a Health Model—Part 2
In the first post in this “Right Stuff for Health” series, we looked together at the crisis of overhead in a medical delivery process aimed at non-systemic chronic and acute care. This high-cost...
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Will Nearby Towns Work with Us or Will They Decide to Eat Our Lunch?
Our theme this August is town planning and community engagement using collaborative whole system approaches. The first post explored a successful regional approach to health care planning. The second...
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Financial System Safety and Resilience Policy
Our aim at the CAS this October is to increase the diffusion and dissemination of whole-system wicked problem assessment and action across safety-reliability-resilience in varying settings. The first...
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Economic Systems We Can Eat
The Center for Adaptive Solutions will write about the topic of food during November, 2010. The topic is an opportunity to apply a whole-system approach to a Wicked Problem. The goal in whole-system...
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Economic Ecology Makes or Breaks Financial Systems
For December, the Center for Adaptive Solutions will be offering several posts to explore alternatives to the “business as usual” economy. My post today grows from two comments made here and here on...
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Don’t Leave Home without It!
Joseph, your post on Geek Cred in an “Economy of Meanings” Universe, raises many thoughts (as you often do). I particularly like the closing conclusion you wrote, a conclusion that ought to be...
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Winning on Health and Economics for Real
For the past several years, I’ve allied with a team working to adapt the US healthcare system to serve both population health and regional economic health. Here’s the current picture… The US Centers...
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It’s Fall – Time for Talking Turkey about Healthcare…
We need to talk about healthcare, the role of funding, the need for healthcare teams, and core infrastructure from workplace culture to technology. Parts of this post began as a comment in Employee...
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