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PROGRAMME DETAILS
You are registering for the 1 day event titled: Integrated commissioning - using simulation and modelling to design better strategy (1 day event)

The cost for this course is: £295 (excluding VAT) or (£346.62 including VAT).

If you would like to purchase the workshop/ithink software bundle select here and a Symmetric representative will contact you to discuss requirements.
SOFTWARE REQUIRED
At the workshop you will have access to the ithink software used to build System Dynamics simulation models. You will also be provided with a FREE 30 day full trial of the ithink software.

To get the full benefit out of the training we strongly recommend that you purchase your own copy of the software to use outside the workshop. If you wish to do this there are 2 options:
  1. ithink 9.0.1 Full Version (Fully functional, no timeout upgradable) :: £995 (incl VAT)
  2. ithink 9.0.1 Student Version (Fully functional, 1 year license, no access to upgrades) £99 (incl VAT)
If you would like to purchase the workshop/ithink software bundle select the version you are interested in and the appropriate amount will be added to your registration fee.

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For more information visit the ithink software developers website
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Once registered you will receive an email confirming your details.  This email will also include infomation on payment.  Your place at the workshop will be confirmed once payment is received.

  
Latest Download
The Potential of System Dynamics
NHS Confederation Leading Edge Briefing Paper

This paper, co authored by Professor Eric Wolstenholme describes the potential for System Dynamics in the Health and Social Care environments. It describes that in order to make significant changes in complex adaptive organisations it is necessary to think differently and test ideas before use. The articles key points include:
  • is the origin of the current trend of ‘whole systems thinking’
  • enables the strategic modelling of non-linear relationships within complex adaptive organisations such as the NHS
  • works along pathways of care which cross organisation and sector boundaries complements existing planning tools such as spreadsheet models or actuarial analysis.
  • System dynamics is a versatile way of bringing whole-systems thinking to life in a rigorous, testable way.
 
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