This resource library contains links to information about the principles and practice of
systems leadership, with focus on its applicability to public services.
The focus is on resources from the UK, with a few international examples.
The listing is alphabetical by title.
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by Alex Braddell | 2015
Paper that draws on three years’ development work with leaders in healthcare systems in north-west England to identify the skills, knowledge and behaviours required of new system leaders, and to learn from systems attempting to combine strong organisational leadership with collaborative system-level leadership approaches.
by Alex Braddell | 2015
A blog about systems thinking. The author says ‘It is about the onion patch and doing guerrilla systems thinking…this is about ME doing it, an amateur.‘
by Alex Braddell | 2015
Mini-directory of useful concepts, frameworks and tools from the Donella Meadows Institute (mission: ‘to bring economic, social and environmental systems into closer harmony with the realities of a finite planet and a globally powerful human race by using the disciplines of systems thinking, system dynamics, and collaborative learning’)
by Alex Braddell | 2015
Article by Dr. Donella H. Meadows (influential systems thinker and principal author of The Limits to Growth 1972) about how systems work and how we can manipulate them to create the most change: ‘leverage points [are] places within a complex system (a corporation, an economy, a living body, a city, an ecosystem) where a small shift in […]
by Alex Braddell | 2015
The Better Care Fund is one of a number of initiatives supporting the integration of care and support services in England. This resource provides information on the key national programmes for health and wellbeing boards, local authorities and their partners in the health and voluntary sectors.
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