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Think differently and improve healthcare

Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite, Founding Director, Australian Institute of Health Innovation

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Tuesday, 05 November 2019, 1.30pm to 4.30pm

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Join Prof Jeffrey Braithwaite for a unique learning experience to demonstrate what it means to be part of a complex adaptive system.

Healthcare exists within an ever changing, rapidly adapting environment. Policymakers, managers, clinicians and researchers alike need to adopt a new mental model that appreciates the challenge of this incredibly complex adaptive system if we are to build a learning system for the future.

We are delighted that Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite will lead a unique learning experience to demonstrate what it means to be part of a complex adaptive system.

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