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Physicians and the Future of Health Systems.

Aug 2026 · Irish medical journal · Vol 119 7, pp. 125 · 0 citations
Medicine

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It is argued that modern healthcare systems should be understood as complex adaptive systems in which outcomes emerge from the interactions of clinicians, organisations, and patients.

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