This book describes numerous projects which shed light on some of the most persistent issues of the day in health and social care.
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Eric Wolstenholme: Eric began his career in engineering in which he holds a first degree and doctorate. Following a master's degree in operational research he worked in the Operational Research Executive and Purchasing Department of British Coal before becoming an academic in Management Science at the Bradford School of Management. He has held full Professorial posts at, Stirling Leeds Beckett and London South Bank Universities in Management Science and Business Learning as well as helping to establish and direct two management consultancies - Cognitus and Symmetric. He has written two previous books and a wide range of peer reviewed research articles. Eric has an international reputation for his academic and consulting work and has been President of both the International Systems Dynamics Society and its UK Chapter. He was the founding Editor of the System Dynamics Review and in 2004 received the prestigious Jay Wright Forrester award for his contribution to System Dynamics. In2019 he received an Outstanding Contribution award from the UK Chapter of the System Dynamics Society.
Douglas McKelvie: Prior to joining Symmetric, Douglas worked for over 20 years in social work and social work education, including 10 years as a professional adviser for a national regulatory body. He has developed system dynamics models in health and social care services and for the criminal justice system. He works with policy analysts, public health experts, service commissioners and workforce planners, covering adult and children services, including mental health. Douglas is a member of the Policy Council of the UK Chapter of the System Dynamics Society and was President in 2016.
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