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El. knyga: Leading change: A guide to whole systems working

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  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Feb-2003
  • Leidėjas: Policy Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781847425638
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  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 12-Feb-2003
  • Leidėjas: Policy Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781847425638
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There is continuing government pressure on public services to 'reform' and change. Expectations of new forms and standards of delivery, joined-up practice and the re-connection of services to users are high. Unfortunately, many policy makers have become dangerously reliant on mechanistic top-down audit and inspection regimes as the means of implementation. This book sets out to redress the balance. It argues powerfully that whole systems approaches are required to lead the changes towards the demands for new service configurations, partnership working and local and neighbourhood governance. The book outlines the theory behind whole systems development and gives good practice guidance on how to effectively develop 'systems' to improve joined-up working.

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"... a significant contribution that presses the importance of achieving new levels of organisation in managing change and has huge potential for impacting on policy makers and practitioners alike." Journal of European Affairs "... strikes an excellent balance between theory and practice, losing neither in the process, and should appeal to both academics and practitioners of change." The British Journal of Healthcare Computing & Information Management "Anybody who is interested in effecting deep change in an organisation will benefit from this book. The authors demonstrate real understanding of all the forces for change and combine systems thinking with behavioural and other issues to confront them. Strongly recommended." Brenda Gourley, The Open University

"Leading change will be a help and inspiration to those countless leaders at every level who are passionate about creating public services that are truly world class." David Fillingham, NHS Modernisation Agency

"The authors of Leading Change write from experience - their own and that of others. Much of what they say will be disturbing to well-motivated though weary leaders of organisations working to improve social conditions but offers hope and support to those who want to change themselves and thus to change others. We should follow their suggestions - after all we know that what we are doing now does not work so there's all to play for." Fiona Ellis, Northern Rock Foundation "Leading Change is a timely and valuable contribution to the debate on modernisation' and 'delivery' in public services. The authors' arguments and proposals will ring bells among managers and front-line workers across sectors. This book deserves a wide readership and is an excellent guide to 'whole systems' thinking and the benefits it could bring to the management of public services." Ian Christie, New Economics Foundation and The Local Futures Group "This book is extremely important and should be welcomed by grassroots communities. Traditional top-down solutions have clearly failed and the authors offer us a practical framework placing service users and local citizens at the centre of the change agenda. In my view a seminal text." Peter Brookes, Community Support Unit, Durham County Council

Foreword vii
David Fillingham
Foreword x
Will Hutton
Prologue xiii
Why do we need whole systems change?
1(18)
How do we put these fine words into action? An overview of whole systems development
19(20)
The emerging practice of whole systems development
39(18)
Leadership: keeping the big picture in view
57(20)
Public learning
77(18)
Valuing difference and diversity: getting the whole system into the room
95(16)
Meeting differently: large and small group working
111(20)
Follow-through and sticking with it
131(12)
From organisations to networks
143(20)
Confirming cases: local problems and local solutions within whole systems
163(20)
Epilogue 183(10)
Bibliography 193(8)
Index 201


Margaret Attwood, Mike Pedler, Sue Pritchard and David Wilkinson are colleagues in Whole Systems Development, the consulting network.