In this assignment  we will focus on the 11 Laws of Systems. Then, provide an example, from a personal or professional experience, that  demonstrates each one.

11 Laws of Systems – personal or professional experience.

Read the 11 laws of systems spelled out in Lecture 1-­3 and the web article. Provide an example, from your personal or professional experience, that you feel demonstrates each one. There is no specific length requirement for this assignment. However, each law needs to be addressed. This needs to be in APA format. Sources: The Fifth Discipline, The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization, Peter Senge The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook, Strategies and Tools for Building A Learning Organization Harmony Incorporated Interactive Learning Laboratories Inc. The 11 laws of the Fifth Discipline have been reproduced here verbatim are from The Fifth Discipline, by Peter Senge, pages 57-67.

11 Laws of Systems – personal or professional experience.

Data Analytics The amount of change that has been and is taking place in the health care system and the issues of cost, quality, and access, demand that we begin to think about how we meet the challenges of the healthcare needs of the population in new and different ways. One does not have to look far to realize that the healthcare delivery and financing systems are disorganized, fragmented, uncoordinated and leave a great deal to be desired. The world we have made as a result of the level of thinking we have done thus far, creates problems we cannot solve at the same level at which we created them.

11 Laws of Systems – personal or professional experience.

Albert Einstein In other words, we need to shift our focus and thinking to see the issues anew and to come up with new ways to address them. According to the world of politics, all politics are local. In healthcare, all health care is local. In some instances, local may mean at the national level. Especially, if it is national health policy that is bon debate. The evolution of Primary Medical Homes, Accountable Care Organizations, Population Health, Pay for Performance, Value-Based Care, Big Data. And the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act are driving unprecedented change.

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