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Systems science and systems thinking for public health: a systematic review of the field
BMJ Open · 2015 · Vol. 5(12) · pp. e009002–e009002
Gemma Carey✉(Australian National University)Eleanor Malbon(The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre)Nicole Carey(Harvard University)Andrew Joyce(Swinburne University of Technology)Brad Crammond(Monash University)Alan L. Carey(Australian National University)
Abstract
There is a great deal of interest in how the application of systems concepts and approach might aid public health. Our analysis suggests that soft systems modelling techniques are likely to be the most useful addition to public health, and align well with current debate around knowledge transfer and policy. However, the full range of systems methodologies is yet to be engaged with by public health researchers.
Complex Systems and Decision MakingHealth Policy Implementation SciencePublic Health Policies and EducationMedicinePublic healthField (mathematics)Engineering ethicsAlternative medicineManagement scienceMedical educationData scienceNursingPathology
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Public HealthSystems AnalysisModels, EconomicEvidence-Based MedicineBenchmarking
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