Systemic Challenges As with any growing market, India has systemic issues that need to be addressed so that the economy can continue expanding.
Early on, Rouillard said, she saw the value of paying close attention to consumer gripes and analyzing them for signs of systemic issues that need to be addressed.
The intentions were to encourage understanding of higher level strategic priorities, forward planning at facility level, engagement with data relevant in setting priorities, and to develop " an attitude which looks at the underlying causes of challenges so that you can actually get to the systemic issues you need to change to improve the whole picture" (Researcher field notes, 19th July 2012).
However, these other deaths in custody are not being investigated; the thousands of allegations of the use of coercive interrogation make it difficult to see how much more evidence of systemic issues is needed; and the RMP is a discredited and failed organisation that is incapable of dealing with these cases, and in any event its soldiers are the subject of some of the allegations.
To address what has become a systemic issue, we need to reconsider how we deal with our identity from the ground up.
Mr Bristow told the home affairs select committee: "Sitting on data for the period of time between July 2012 and November 2013, that could have led to children being protected or safeguarded, seems to me whether it's systemic or it's down to individuals - and there are certainly some systemic issues that we need to work through - that's not in the spirit of what we stand for.
These are systemic issues and we need systemic solutions for them".
"These problems come from systemic issues, and there needs to be a systemic solution.
Yet we face severe and systemic issues, which are in urgent need of legal redress.
However, our data suggests that TB testing is rare, both at PMH and BDHC, suggesting that this is also a systemic issue that may need to be addressed at a higher level.
