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All Aboard: Explanatory Tools to Talk About Children’s Well-Being in Jacksonville

Systems thinking is hard - which makes explaining "systems of care" even harder. It helps to have a metaphor.
Authors
Eric Lindland , Pamela S. Morgan , Nat Kendall-Taylor , Marissa Fond, Adam Simon
Published
May 13, 2015
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Reports the results of experimental framing research and recommends ways of explaining “system of care” initiatives to address child mental health. Solid Tracks for Development is an Explanatory Metaphor that helps make the coordination of systems concrete and accessible for the public.

Issues
Child and Adolescent Development Families Health Human Services Justice Reform Poverty
Countries
United States
States
Florida

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