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A description of the modeling work carried out in the Criminal Justice System to support policy appraisal for the 2004 Spending Review. |
Boyle S, Guerin S, Pratt J & Kunkle D (2003 Application of agent-based simulation to policy appraisal in the criminal justice system in England and Wales in Proceedings of Agent 2003: Challenges in Social Simulation Link to Redfish for download
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Boyle S, Guerin S & Kunkle D (2006) Agent Based Working: An Application of Multi-Agent Simulation to Policy Appraisal in the Criminal Justice System in Computational Economics: A Perspective from Computational Intelligence, Chen S-H,Jain L & Tai C-C Order from Idea Group Publishing
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| An overview of approaches to modeling complex systems with an example of working with the Urgent Care system |
Boyle S & Pratt J (2004) Agent-based working: a device
for systemic dialogue in Kernick D Complexity and
Healthcare Organisation Order
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| A fuller version of the book chapter |
Boyle S & Pratt J (2003) Agent Based Working: Devices for systemic dialogue, Paper presented at Lake Arrowhead
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| This links the importance of research with the combination of modeling and development. |
Jessopp L and
Boyle S (2001)
‘Developing whole-systems learning: a linked approach’, in Organisational Behaviour and organisational studies in health care:
reflections on the future, Ashburner, L (ed.), New York Palgrave.
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| Describes the concept of Urgent Events, and the first model | Boyle S, Harrison A, Tansley J and Bryan-Jones J (1998) Modelling Urgent Events, King’s Fund: London. |
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