Making Sense of Complexity: Reframing Healthcare Improvement Through Critical Systems Thinking and Practice
Tegid Rhys Williams, Bevan Fellow
Our Bevan Alumni continue to make a difference long after completing their programmes, sharing learning, evidence and new thinking that can help shape the future of health and care. Explore publications from across our Alumni community, showcasing how their work is contributing to research, practice, policy and improvement in Wales and beyond.
Making Sense of Complexity: Reframing Healthcare Improvement Through Critical Systems Thinking and Practice
Exploring remote observation-augmented clinical assessment in out-of-hospital emergency care: implications for ambulance services
How general practice is being failed: complexity, coordination, and the limits of the traditional model
Adoption of automated bio-decontamination systems: use of portable vaporised hydrogen peroxide isolators within pharmacy technical services
An overview of NHS urgent dental care provision in Wales: where are the hotspots?
Fragility fractures of the pelvis—time to address the needs of people with these ‘orphan injuries’
Modernising aseptic workflow: insourcing the semi-automated manufacture of piperacillin/tazobactam ready to administer doses to pharmacy technical services
Bridging the gaps: practical solutions for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder management in adults
33 Insights into current adult duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) care in Wales
Women’s health hubs offer a scalable, equitable future for gynaecological care
Understanding the Impact of Employee Investigations on Those Who Lead Them: A Case Study from NHS Wales