Opiod dependence and overuse

WIP ​Based on TAble 1 Jackson 2014 article

WIP See also IM-2806 Value and Effectiveness and IM-616 Learning and Stress Emotion and Control IM

A general model of flows between hospital and the community. An expanded version is at IM-623

From Stewart Brand see Wikipedia Also called Shearing Layers

WIP example of Services oriented multiscale computable narrative synthesis focussed on Coping carefully with diabetes

From Tarek KA Hamid's Book Thinking in Circles About Obesity Springer 2009

Simple rich picture causal loop diagram of single and double loop learning (DLL). See Individual Learning IM-616  See also DLL simulation insight

Bond Graph Kinetic Modeling Metabolic Map by J LeFevre  http://www.systemdynamics.org/conferences/2004/SDS_2004/PAPERS/379LEFEV.pdf

See also IM-857 and IM-2235 for more detail

Addition to Program Evaluation Insight based on Health System Efficiency WHO Europe 2016 publication includes vital signs

Relationship between major risk factors, and major diseases

Shows the flow of organs from donors to recipients to explore places to improve the transplant rate

A causal loop diagram of thermostat action including conversions between heat and temperature and outside temperature. The simulation model is at Insightmaker 393

Addition of glucagon hormone action to control glucose homeostasis extended from IM-586

Forcings and feedbacks based on Tom Fiddaman, James Hansen and other feedback and cycle diagrams

A basic conceptual model to evaluate Government regulation of the food industry on community health and health & social costs. Would regulation have a negative impact on the overall budget in the short and longer term?

Based on Ransohoff DF, McNaughton Collins M, Fowler FJ. Why is prostate cancer screening so common when the evidence is so uncertain? A system without negative feedback. Am J Med. 2002;113:663-7. See IM-15991 for a generic Stock Flow Map

A general model of flows between hospital and the community with workshop elements. See also IM-3200 for focus on frequent presenters with mental health issues

Concept map about how a thermostat works. Slightly adapted from http://cmap.ihmc.us/docs/linkingwords.html See how this changed after SD modelling at IM-736

Main Page for Resilience

Extension of IM-14124 with an adjusted bed capacity stock. For backlog and services see IM-8382

An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one tells the bartender he wants a beer. The second one says he wants half a beer. The third one says he wants a fourth of a beer. The bartender puts two beers on the bar and says “You guys need to learn your limits.” From Wild About Math