'systemic improvement' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts to describe any kind of comprehensive improvement of a system. For example, "The new policy has created systemic improvement in our organization's procedures."
In the absence of such a change in the thinking, the needed structural changes within a system may result in short-lived, point solutions, resulting in localized optimization of sub-systems versus systemic improvement.
This week, I'm hosting guest blogger Dr. Michael Holzman, a researcher and author who explores this challenge and provides broad-based policy recommendations that could lead to systemic improvement.
127 Third, exercise is implicated in a systemic improvement of health with little to no risk of adverse side effects.
Our findings are inconsistent with a previous study that showed a systemic improvement with MG132 when it was used for prevention of diabetes-induced renal pathological changes [ 30].
In NZO mice, this protective effect is due to central attenuation of hyperphagia, resulting in systemic improvement of glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity.
Neither is there any noticeable systemic improvement after the organized group of rights-holders themselves addressed three consecutive health Ministers (2006, 2008 and 2010).
Any systemic improvements in the provincial and district health systems are expected to reflect in the indicators related to maternal and child health.
In fact, Shewhart's most profound finding was that once signals are eliminated, no further systemic improvements are possible.
At the same time, some major systemic improvements make everything breathe in a new way.
"However, even taking into account the challenge of reforming services delivered through local authorities, and the time needed to achieve systemic improvements, so far the outcomes have been disappointing".
As such, many opportunities for systemic improvements are overlooked.
