… stage of life. We identify three key trends in end-of-life care: increasing diversity in the primary
diagnoses of decedents, increases in multimorbidity and illness complexity among people …

… offset by the growing complexity of the clinical development phase. Although the rising cost
and complexity of research and development may explain the rising costs of cancer drugs, …

… This is a book about the science oi complexity—a subject that's still so new and so wide-…
If the field seems poorly defined at the moment, it's because complexity research is trying to …

… in complexity once we come to understand the underlying principles. But when that complexity
… Modern technology can be complex, but complexity by itself is neither good nor bad: it is …

… the end of life. Death is not a strictly medical event. Ideally, health care for those nearing the
end of life … All people with advanced illnesses who may be approaching the end of life are …

… complexity of the product life-cycle. RBD processes in the automotive industry are essentially
constrained by too many and possibly unnecessary design changes among different and …

… My goal in this book is to explain the general trend of rising complexity represented by the
family of curves of Figure 3. We cannot predict where it might be headed in the future, but we …

… Inclusion of these persons is not meant to shift the burdens and complexities of medical
decision making to them. Rather, clinicians cannot make high-quality in-the-moment treatment …

… to just being complicated, and show how Complexity is deeply engrained in our own everyday
lives. We will also see why Complexity is set to revolutionize our understanding of science…

… Here part of the complexity arises because we are unfamiliar with the situation, but this is
not the entire story. Look, for example, at Paul Kennedy’s brief discussion of the multiple …