It's a systemic and functional problem.
A nuanced set of relationships exists between these practices – they shift and flow, dependent upon specific interactions and locales, ways of life and systemic operational constraints.
If team members are able to work in an environment devoid of the existing and systemic operational inanities that are prevalent in today's organization, it will deliver both fairer and markedly improved business results in a new purpose-first organizational mindset.
The qualitative hypothesis that subtends this thinking is that using an analytical, systemic planning and strategic synthesis model based on a systemic and participatory approach on various strategic and operational levels will procure the necessary vision for changing the basic education and training of nurses in (technical) secondary schools in the DRC.
If, thanks to a resolutely participatory approach, all of the players adopt the use of a systemic approach on a real strategic, managerial and operational level, it will become a solid tool for the entire teaching body concerned.
While the tax-funded public system is functioning credibly within a well-developed policy and operational framework (e.g. the civil service system), a critical systemic gap lies in the second tier, i.e. the private healthcare sector.
The audit uncovered a systemic failure by the NYCIDA to thoroughly evaluate the financial data and operational sustainability of companies slated to receive public subsidies.
MEPs consider that since corruption within FIFA is "rampant, systemic and deep-rooted", the football federation should undertake wide-ranging reforms, including a review of its statutes, structure, code and operational policies.
The range of criteria identified in the workshops provides insight into the competing goals (e.g., clinical vs. academic, local vs. systemic, strategic vs. operational) and multiple stakeholder relationships that decision-makers must consider in setting clinical service priorities.
