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Health Complexity Group

The Health Complexity Group [1] is a multi-disciplinary team lead by Hazel Stuteley OBE, which offers professional and academic research, teaching and consultancy services to those involved in commissioning and providing services in health and social care, social and urban regeneration, and in user and community engagement. The group’s research interests focus on understanding the processes of change in these areas through the lens of complexity science. The Health Complexity Group offers rapid, real-time feedback, which helps to make sense of projects being undertaken by practitioners, and can shape the future development of these projects [2]. 
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