Systems thinking methods: A worked example of supporting Emergency Medical Services decision-makers to prioritize and contextually analyze potential interventions and their implementation

Cassandra Rehbock; Thomas Krafft; Anja Sommer; Carijn Beumer; Stefan K. Beckers; Stefan Thate; Joern Kaminski; Alexandra Ziemann

Systems thinking methods: A worked example of supporting Emergency Medical Services decision-makers to prioritize and contextually analyze potential interventions and their implementation

Cassandra Rehbock, Thomas Krafft, Anja Sommer, Carijn Beumer, Stefan K. Beckers, Stefan Thate, Joern Kaminski, Alexandra Ziemann

Department of Social & Policy Sciences

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Original language	English
Journal	Health Research Policy and Systems
Publication status	Acceptance date - 7 Apr 2023

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