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This is a template which one might use as a basis for creating Insight Maker Relationship models. Links have default style of the blue ones in the diagram. The easiest way to get the red dashed links is to CTRL+d to duplicate them and then connect where appropriate.

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Profile photo Gene Bellinger
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Diagrama de fuerzas de los elementos que conforman el entorno del diagnóstico médico para el cáncer de mama, el cervicouterino y la endometriosis.
Medical Diagnosis | Cáncer de mama, cervicouterino y endometriosis
Profile photo Kech
4 days ago
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This model compares exponential growth vs logistic growth of a Quokka population. Quokka's are a small creature which are native to the Australian continent. This population increases due to addition of joey's that enter the initial quokka population through each quokka mother that gives birth. The loss of numbers is the quokka's leaving the population by death. This whole system keeps the quokka population in equilibrium and can also act as a guide to sustainability, as it allows us to view birth and death rates of a population. We can then work with the numbers of this model to decide how we want to approach this population with sustainability in mind. For example, a high birth rate means we would need to find methods to control the population to create a sustainable environment which is able to maintain this population. 
The second version of the model introduces the concept of a Carrying Capacity and uses "logistic" growth formula, which "caps" the population - this is representing resource limitation.
Quokkas on an Island
Profile photo Matt Hipsey
23 last month
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A simplified dynamic model, adapted from Engineering perspectives on healthcare delivery: Can we afford technological innovation in healthcare? Rouse, William B Systems Research and Behavioral Science 2009 Vol 26 (5) p573-582 abstract  Developed by Mark Heffernan. Addition of learning curve effects IM-614 to Insight 435

Technology and Healthcare Costs and Outcomes 3
Profile photo Geoff McDonnell
5
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An analysis of my industry, rocket motor manufacturing through ha sustainability lens. Rather than analyzing the rocket motor itself as system, the network of manufacturing processes will constitute the SoI. It will essentially be viewed as black box, as the main concern is the linkages between the manufacturing system and major interfacing systems, to include natural systems. 
System Mapping a Sustainability Issue
Profile photo Lanakila
last week
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Example from book "Complex System Research in Psychology" by Han van der Maas (https://santafeinstitute.github.io/ComplexPsych/)

Romeo & Juliet
Profile photo Kyra Evers
3 weeks ago