Evidence-Based Practice / Unit 13 EBP 1811 short lesson, about 20 seconds
No Final Solution
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The idea
A wicked problem admits no final solution and defies complete definition, so the work is improving the situation rather than closing the problem.
In practice
A problem worked on continuously, with progress measured rather than completion declared.
Where people slip
Expecting closure on a wicked problem produces the conclusion that the effort failed, when what happened was the effort continuing.
Your place on the trail
Every lesson rests on earlier ones and opens later ones. Tap any to jump.
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