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Working whole systems : putting theory into practice in organisations

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King's Fund, Plamping, Diane, Pratt, Julian, and Gordon, Pat

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1999

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This book offers a radical way of thinking about organisations as living systems, and practical methods of engaging with complex social and organisational issues, which the authors call 'working whole systems'. The whole system approach they have developed involves working with many types of stakeholder. It always engages local people ...
Elephant problems and fixes that fail : the story of a search for new approaches to inter-agency working

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King's Fund, Gordon, Pat, Harries, John, Plamping, Diane, and Fischer, Martin

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1999

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This paper tells the story of the first two years (1994-96) of the London Health Partnership's primary care development programme. It describes the background to the project and its guiding principles, and then goes on to describe the diagnostic phase of its work and how systems theories influenced the ongoing ...
Partnership : fit for purpose?

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Pratt, Julian, Plamping, Diane, King's Fund, and Gordon, Pat

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1998

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This paper offers a way of thinking about the purpose of partnership; partnership behaviours which fit different purposes; and partnership behaviours which can lead to sustainable change and are not dependent on injections of external resources. The authors have created a typology which focuses on the purpose of partnership, in ...
Action zones and large numbers : why working with lots of people makes sense

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Pratt, Julian, Plamping, Diane, Gordon, Pat, and King's Fund

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1998

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This paper looks at the government's plan for action zones in education, employment and health which aim to break out of the cycle of deprivation. It examines how the many individuals, groups and organisations who will be involved in the action zones will work together. The authors feel that if ...