Do complexity-informed health interventions work? A scoping review

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@FFizzeo @laurarathbone @timbeames @UoNPhysio @MattLowPT @theLDphysio @debbiebutler27 @fimo18 @RogerKerry1 Me too....as are others...https://t.co/v9LlxcZlmp

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Using complexity theory to find strategic outcomes isn't enough.... cybernetic models give rules and processes to help find your way through complexity, in a way that others can see, and theories of why something works can be tested. so cool.

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Do complexity-informed health interventions work? A scoping review https://t.co/2ctGC6DQIW

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Do complexity-informed health interventions work? A scoping review | Implementation Science | Full Text https://t.co/D1mixAHMUA

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