Moreover, health systems are complex adaptive systems (CAS), constantly changing and governed by feedback.
They are constantly changing, tightly linked and governed by feedback, hence constantly coping and adapting to actions or changes in other parts of the system.
The WHO report on Systems Thinking [ 51] suggests that systems are self-organizing, constantly changing, tightly linked, governed by feedback, non-linear (and unpredictable), history dependent, counter-intuitive, and often resistant to change.
The scene reiterated the show's only take on the president-elect – he's incompetent and uninterested in governing, constantly retweeting random people while his team desperately tried to make him pay attention to a security briefing.
While fighting Pakistan's endemic corruption is vital, the media and judiciary have helped redirect attention away from the threat of jihadist ideology by constantly targeting the governing party — a convenient situation for the intelligence services, which would prefer to keep the spotlight on the civilian government rather than on the militant groups they have historically supported.
This tidbit seems to have governed Law's big performance; constantly he's seen throwing his arms around like he's had an electric shock.
Relations between states were governed by elaborate treaties, which were constantly being broken.
"The law, as it existed before the changes, was bound to produce difficulty and even confusion for lawyers who failed to remain constantly aware that co-op financing is not governed by the laws that govern the financing of real estate," Mr. Shupack said.
Deconstructive approaches like these can obscure Wagner's simple message that, while art needs to be governed by rules, the rules need to be constantly tested and re-evaluated.
"We are constantly battling because we're healthcare providers but we are governed by people who are public servants, creating policies on the run and changing the rules every week to fit their little flawed model.
