Whole-System Change: Case Study of Factors Facilitating Early Implementation of a Primary Health Care Reform in a South African Province
English
BMC Health Services Research
14
609
2014
19
Whole-system interventions are those that entail system wide changes in goals, service delivery arrangements and relationships between actors, requiring approaches to implementation that go beyond projects or programmes. Drawing on concepts from complexity theory, this paper describes the catalysts to implementation of a whole-system intervention in the North West Province of South Africa.
Subject
Geographic Focus
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