Collaborative diagnosis
Any domain where there is a wicked problem or set of problems, or a complex network of cause-effect relationships; when assessing the failure of the economic activities and functions of government with respect to the sustainable development goals is very probable a wicked set of problems exists
See the reference for further explanations and references to some literature.
Description
Name1 | Collaborative diagnostics | ||||||||||||
Domain | |||||||||||||
Target Outcome | a shared diagnostic hypothesis on the basis of many inputs | ||||||||||||
Social actors and roles | Any social actor with an active interest in the problem area | ||||||||||||
Trigger or preceding interaction | problem statement, a shock, the sensing of a negative trend (e.g. erosion of resources, excessive risk taking by some actors,…) | ||||||||||||
Interfaces and services | A collaborative diagnostics guideline clearinghouse. | ||||||||||||
Inputs and outputs | inputs: evidence and comments from the various stakeholders; output: an agreed diagnostic hypothesis. | ||||||||||||
Stores and tools | diagnostic instruments and guidelines, such as the Diagnosis guidelines2 (at the US National Guideline Clearinghouse) | ||||||||||||
Other characteristics |
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Further reading | Collaborative Diagnostics (Wikiworx). |