The impact of systemic innovations for transforming transplant systems. Lessons learned from the German lung transplantation system. A qualitative study

Hauerwaas, Antoniya; Weisenfeld, Ursula

doi:10.1080/20476965.2019.1604086

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“…The term ‘systemic Innovation’ was originally coined towards the end of the 1980s (Chesbrough & Teece, 1996; Teece, 1986). During recent years, the number of papers discussing this topic has burgeoned, and we believe we are still only at the beginning of the upswing (Colvin et al, 2014; Hauerwaas & Weisenfeld, 2020; Laszlo, 2018; Mortati, 2013; Takey & Carvalho, 2016; Zivkovic, 2018). Therefore, there is an opportunity to influence the direction of debates on systemic innovation and ensure that systems approaches are at the heart of theory and practice in this area.…”

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Systemic innovation: Towards a new paradigm in systems thinking and innovation

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“…Additionally, a variety of solutions have the potential to help solve the issues of food insecurity and restore mental health. One example is the creation of a visionary policy narrative that focuses on entire systems of initiatives (or a ‘solution ecosystem’) rather than individual programs [ 118 , 119 ]. Other strategies include aligning community-based initiatives with governmental goals and including stakeholders and the governments in decision making.…”

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Nourishing the Mind: How Food Security Influences Mental Wellbeing

Ejiohuo,

Onyeaka,

Unegbu

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Nutrients

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Food insecurity is a significant public health problem worldwide and critical to mental health. There is a complex relationship between food security and mental health. We carried out a narrative review study aiming to address how food insecurity impacts mental wellbeing by focusing on the mental health repercussions of food insecurity, recognizing its pivotal role in attaining Sustainable Development Goals 2 (on hunger) and 3 (on enhancing global wellbeing). A comprehensive search was conducted on PubMed and Google Scholar, incorporating Google searches for pertinent reports and policy documents. To address these questions, we emphasized and elucidated the interconnectedness between food security and mental health. The review shows that food security and mental health share a profound relationship influenced by multifaceted factors like socioeconomic conditions, access to nutritious food, and societal inequalities. We then provide recommendations for integrating food security into mental health strategies based on the insights and conclusions drawn. Strategies ranging from sustainable farming practices to urban agriculture initiatives and digital mental health services demonstrate avenues for enhancing food safety and mental wellbeing. This highlights the need for collaborative interdisciplinary efforts and systemic reforms to address these interconnected challenges.

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“…Despite its transformative impact, organ transplantation presents complex ethical, social, and logistical challenges (Hauerwaas & Weisenfeld, 2020;Wadström et al, 2017;Weimar et al, 2008). The demand for donor organs far exceeds the supply, leading to prolonged waiting times and, tragically, preventable deaths among those awaiting transplantation (Crutchley, 2022).…”

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An examination of ethical standpoints: Organ transplants within the framework of islamic law

Mariat,

Hasan,

Auda

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Syariat

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This research to explores the ethical perspectives on organ transplantation within Islamic jurisprudence, aiming to inform culturally sensitive and ethically sound healthcare practices. The review synthesizes findings from a range of scholarly sources to examine the diverse viewpoints among Islamic scholars regarding the permissibility and ethical implications of organ transplantation. Key themes include debates on issues such as brain death, organ trafficking, and the definition of death in Islamic law, as well as the influence of cultural, social, and geopolitical factors on Islamic perspectives. Insights gained highlight the importance of integrating Islamic ethics into medical education and healthcare delivery systems to promote culturally competent care. Recommendations for future research emphasize the need for comparative studies, ethnographic research, and interventions to enhance healthcare providers' cultural competence and religious literacy. By addressing these research directions, scholars can contribute to more inclusive and equitable healthcare practices that respect diverse religious and cultural beliefs while upholding ethical principles and promoting patient-centered care. Research Highlights: Diverse Perspectives: The systematic literature review reveals a spectrum of viewpoints among Islamic scholars regarding the permissibility and ethical implications of organ transplantation. Debates encompass issues such as brain death, organ trafficking, and the definition of death in Islamic law, reflecting the complexity of ethical considerations within the Islamic tradition. Cultural Influences: Cultural, social, and geopolitical factors significantly shape Islamic perspectives on organ transplantation, influencing attitudes and practices within Muslim communities worldwide. Understanding these influences is essential for promoting culturally sensitive healthcare practices and addressing the diverse needs of Muslim patients. Integration of Ethics: The review underscores the importance of integrating Islamic ethics into medical education and healthcare delivery systems to ensure culturally competent and ethically sound care. Recommendations include curriculum development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and community engagement to enhance healthcare providers' understanding of Islamic principles and values.

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The impact of systemic innovations for transforming transplant systems. Lessons learned from the German lung transplantation system. A qualitative study

Cited by 4 publications

References 42 publications

Systemic innovation: Towards a new paradigm in systems thinking and innovation

Systemic innovation: Towards a new paradigm in systems thinking and innovation

Nourishing the Mind: How Food Security Influences Mental Wellbeing

An examination of ethical standpoints: Organ transplants within the framework of islamic law

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