Using systems science to support a learning mode in teams
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'Abdu'l-Baha says that truth "does not accept division." And yet, in our increasingly interconnected and complex world, truth can often seem very elusive. Appeals to subject-matter expertise alone are insufficient. And calls for increased interdisciplinary decision-making do not address the many barriers to success. In this talk, we will explore system science tools that are being used to help highly interdisciplinary teams make decisions in complex situations. Examples will be drawn from experience in modelling the coronavirus pandemic and in participating in the Institute Process.
Kurt Kreuger
PhD in computer science focusing on systems science in public health from U of S in Canada. Postdoc at the University of Michigan in complex systems. Taught many university and professional courses. Consultant for 6 years with government and researchers in Canada, Australia, and the US. Built models in healthcare, infectious disease, addiction, suicide, and others. Currently lead modeller for the Advanced Analytics team at the Saskatchewan Health Association.
45th Annual Conference
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