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Systems Thinking
Introduces systems thinking as a way to approach a problem from a holistic perspective and put it into context with the objective of finding the most effective place to make an intervention. Presents the process, benefits, and characteristics of systems thinking. Identifies six basic principles of systems thinking and outlines eight steps to help think systematically. Job aid includes a checklist to help practice and implement systems thinking.
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Published February 16, 1997
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