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My thoughts on systems in health care. A little understanding of "complex adaptive systems" is essential to understanding the IOM's recommendations and to understanding our project. System: Interconnected parts. Complex: too many parts and relationships for easy prediction. Adaptive: The parts can make their own choices and these make / allow the system to adapt or evolve. Agreed upon simple rules can move a CAS toward its goals.

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Saturday, July 06, 2002

Graphing Relationships, Specifically referrals from one web site to another, but look at the possibilities

TouchGraph GoogleBrowser.

3. TouchGraph GoogleBrowser V1.00 (12.1 points). touchgraph googlebrowser ... TouchGraph ... The TouchGraph GoogleBrowser [( blogdex : recent )]

» Interesting to look at but I'm not sure of the practical applications for this yet.

What does a visualization of these backlinks tell you?

Why is it useful to be able to visualize these particular networks?

Are there useful metrics that can be applied to give conrete information?

[Curiouser and curiouser!]

8:32:10 AM

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