Hospital Topics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 8
Published: Sept. 6, 2023
This
cross-sectional
study
aimed
to
explore
the
perceptions
and
performances
of
hospital
pharmacists
in
providing
services
for
people
with
visual
impairment.
surveyed
150
at
all
levels
public
hospitals
Bangkok,
Thailand.
The
results
demonstrate
that
faced
challenges
translating
principles
Convention
Rights
People
Disabilities
into
policy
guidelines
service
plans.
Due
lack
endorsement,
were
left
unsupported
critical
resources,
such
as
facilities,
budgets,
staff,
materials
provide
quality.
management
disability
cultural
competency
facilitating
factors
promoted
equitable
care
vulnerable
groups.
Nature Cities,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Abstract
Cities
have
advanced
in
terms
of
economic
and
social
status
over
the
past
five
decades,
improving
living
conditions
hundreds
millions
people.
However,
population
growth
urban
expansion
put
pressure
on
environmental
conditions.
This
study
examines
policymakers’
perceptions
about
causal
relationships
system
as
revealed
planning
reports.
Here
we
analyzed
500
pages
from
published
plans
Greater
Sydney
between
1968
2018
coded
text
into
maps.
The
findings
show
that
policymakers
adopted
a
dominant
development
strategy
50
years
to
pursue
public
infrastructure
growth.
Over
time,
this
resulted
number
challenges
negatively
impacted
societal
well-being.
Although
eventually
recognized
seriousness
challenges,
they
never
attempted
fundamentally
change
strategy.
Instead,
sought
address
(that
is,
symptoms)
by
responding
each
issue
piecemeal.
Optometry and Vision Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
BACKGROUND
The
prevalence
of
visual
impairment
among
individuals
living
in
long-term
care
(LTC)
is
substantial,
yet
eye
often
disregarded
and
inadequately
addressed.
This
neglect
contributes
to
a
decline
quality
life
for
residents.
Thus,
understanding
the
challenges
faced
by
stakeholders
providing
residents
might
suggest
opportunities
improve
health
outcomes.
AIM
study
aimed
identify
factors
influencing
access
services
LTC,
focusing
on
key
including
residents,
family
members,
aged
staff,
professionals.
METHODS
We
included
studies
vision/eye
care–related
and/or
management
conditions
people
LTC
facilities.
performed
literature
searches
using
Cochrane
Database
Systematic
Reviews,
PubMed,
CINAHL/EBSCO,
EMBASE,
APA
PsycINFO,
Web
Science
database.
search
was
limited
articles
English
language,
published
between
January
2013
September
2023.
Factors
were
mapped
respective
stakeholders,
we
visualized
how
they
interacted
within
system
care.
RESULTS
Eleven
review.
found
that
appropriate
are
present
across
all
stakeholder
groups.
These
include
awareness
health,
logistical
difficulties
coordinating
managing
settings,
negative
beliefs
attitudes
toward
prioritizing
CONCLUSIONS
AND
IMPLICATIONS
review
highlights
barriers
communities
exist
at
multiple
levels
involve
range
stakeholders.
In
order
care,
interventions
should
be
level,
considering
influence
rather
than
employing
targeted
approach.
Journal of European Public Policy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(9), P. 1820 - 1838
Published: June 14, 2023
How
can
policy
process
research
help
to
address
and
policymaking
problems?
This
special
edition
of
the
Journal
European
Public
Policy
seeks
that
question
by
examining
theory
practice
analysis.
The
call
for
papers
sought
state
art
articles
conceptualise
politics
analysis,
empirical
studies
use
theoretical
insights
analyse
real
world
problems.
Contributions
could
draw
on
mainstream
theories
explain
how
works,
and/
or
critical
approaches
identify
challenge
inequalities
power.
introduction
shows
why
such
perspectives
matter,
they
contribute
a
full
examination
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
38(2)
Published: March 10, 2025
Integrating
systems
thinking,
which
emphasizes
recognizing
interconnections,
gaining
diverse
perspectives
and
considering
the
big
picture,
can
enhance
curricula
better
prepare
practitioners.
Despite
its
benefit
growing
support,
thinking
is
not
yet
a
required
part
of
dietetics
accreditation
or
entry-level
practice.
This
qualitative
study
sought
to
understand
educators'
views
on
incorporating
into
nutrition
education.
Thirteen
Registered
Dietitian
Nutritionists
from
various
US
census
regions
accredited
program
types
were
recruited.
Semi-structured
interviews
audio-recorded
transcribed
verbatim.
Grounded
theory
methodology
iterative
coding
analysis
used
analyse
transcriptions
in
Excel.
Three
interrelated
themes
emerged
educator
perspectives:
(1)
individual
characteristics
(personal
attributes;
multi-,
inter-
transdisciplinary
experiences;
perspective
seeking;
relationship
building),
(2)
education
(training,
resources,
requirements,
value
awareness)
(3)
profession
(organizational
culture,
practice
integration,
continuing
education,
professional
guidance).
be
facilitated
across
three
levels:
individual,
through
training,
competencies
awareness.
However,
implementation
requires
fostering
cultural
shift
within
overcoming
resistance
change.
Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 207 - 207
Published: March 17, 2025
Military
systems,
with
their
extended
lifecycles,
face
challenges
such
as
managing
obsolescence,
adapting
to
evolving
operational
needs,
and
ensuring
interoperability
in
System
of
Systems
contexts.
Open
Architectures
(OAs)
have
been
pursued
address
these
issues
by
adopting
widely
recognized
interface
standards
instead
proprietary
solutions,
enabling
more
flexible
cost-effective
system
modifications.
However,
establishing
effective
OA
environments—encompassing
technical,
commercial,
organisational
dimensions—remains
complex,
much
the
existing
knowledge
restricted
practices
a
few
governments.
This
paper
presents
comprehensive
analysis
military
employing
systems
thinking
tools
examine
this
multifaceted
concept.
It
integrates
perspectives
from
government
industry,
addressing
‘what’,
‘why’,
‘how’
OA,
introduces
framework
for
identifying
actions.
Key
findings
highlight
that
success
depends
on
defining
‘open
whom’,
‘to
what
level
detail’,
‘in
which
parts
system’.
Moreover,
achieving
an
environment
requires
strategic
investment,
active
engagement
Community
Practice,
maturity
technical
legal
domains.
study
provides
decision-makers
at
early
stages
adoption
necessary
understanding
support
customisation
transformation
plans
suit
unique
Systems Research and Behavioral Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 22, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
study
applies
the
causal
loop
analysis
grounded
in
system
dynamics
methodology
to
examine
underlying
drivers
of
Paired
Assistance
Policy
(PAP)
post‐disaster
reconstruction
after
Chinese
Wenchuan
earthquake.
The
findings
reveal
that
PAP
fosters
coordination
among
diverse
stakeholders
operating
at
multiple
governmental
tiers
and
across
various
sectors.
promotes
immediate
recovery
introduces
an
innovative
mechanism
supports
long‐term
development
both
assisting
assisted
entities.
also
identifies
potential
risks
associated
with
competitive
performance
parties.
Furthermore,
this
examines
conditions
necessary
for
effective
implementation
non‐centralized
governance
contexts.
By
exploring
capacity
building
local
authorities,
public–private
partnerships
adaptation
cultural
social
contexts,
contribute
a
broader
understanding
how
can
be
adapted
different
institutional
policy
environments
worldwide.
Policy Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(2), P. 403 - 436
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
The
deepening
integration
of
social-technical
systems
creates
immensely
complex
environments,
creating
increasingly
uncertain
and
unpredictable
circumstances.
Given
this
context,
policymakers
have
been
encouraged
to
draw
on
complexity
science-informed
approaches
in
policymaking
help
grapple
with
manage
the
mounting
world.
For
nearly
eighty
years,
complexity-informed
promising
change
how
our
are
understood
managed,
ultimately
assisting
better
policymaking.
Despite
potential
science,
practice,
its
use
often
remains
limited
a
few
specialised
domains
has
not
become
part
parcel
mainstream
policy
debate.
To
understand
why
might
be
case,
we
question
science
nascent
integrated
into
core
Specifically,
ask
what
non-technical
challenges
barriers
preventing
adoption
address
question,
conducted
an
extensive
literature
review.
We
collected
scattered
fragments
text
that
discussed
related
stitched
these
structured
framework
by
synthesising
findings.
Our
consists
three
thematic
groupings
challenges:
(a)
management,
cost,
challenges;
(b)
trust,
communication,
acceptance;
(c)
ethical
barriers.
each
broad
challenge
identified,
propose
mitigation
strategy
facilitate
conclude
call
for
action
integrate
further.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(10), P. 4051 - 4051
Published: May 12, 2024
Urban
natural
spaces
provide
important
ecosystem
services
and
a
wide
range
of
health-
well-being-related
benefits
for
their
visitors.
They
are
also
essential
biodiversity
protection
promotion
in
world
rising
urbanisation
rates
worsening
impacts
climate
change.
However,
these
often
underutilised
by
urban
residents.
When
they
utilised,
this
usage
leads
to
some
level
environmental
degradation
loss.
Hence,
understanding
how
promote
both
use
levels
is
critical.
While
various
reports
have
studied
the
broad
factors
associated
with
space
use,
specific
relationship
between
remains
be
explored.
This
paper
uses
Systems
Thinking
approach
unpack
complex
help
guide
design
management
way
that
promotes
biodiversity.
With
data
collected
from
systematic
literature
review,
causal
loop
diagram
(CLD)
was
constructed
analysed.
The
CLD
construction
analysis
highlighted
key
play
an
role
relating
Among
individual
social
perceptions
values
determining
will
affect
usage,
vice
versa.
results
were
applied
case
study:
Thamesmead
regeneration
project
undertaken
housing
association
Peabody.
We
made
recommendations
regarding
Peabody's
green
infrastructure
plans
Thamesmead,
presenting
new
maintenance
techniques
assessing
existing
mentioned
documents.
Through
analysis,
we
uncovered
unintended
consequences
common
discuss
trade-offs
relationships.