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Why do we still need to talk about spread and scale? The reality is we continue to see ‘isolated islands […]
Why consider behavioural science? Influencing people to change their behaviour is a crucial part of achieving spread and adoption of […]
Traditional models of ‘roll out’ of an improvement or innovation are replaced by an ability for adopters to learn with […]
Learning from real world examples of spread and scale is a great way to increase our understanding and inform our […]
It is always rewarding to find that your work is meaningful and useful to people. I was delighted when Carrie […]
In Horizons, we talk about the need for both programme management and system convening skills (including enabling new types of […]
Originally published by Ian Baines – 15th October 2020 Working to improve care frequently requires working with complexity. This increases […]
“Lots of things that were seemingly impossible have now just happened” Mary Uhl-Bien recently joined Matthew Mezey and me for a virtual conversation to […]
The current COVID-19 situation is an example of complexity – and an opportunity for reflection on how systems respond to […]