This presentation was shown during the LEGO Serious Play Facilitator meeting in 2014 by Wiro Kuipers. It illustrates a ‘dry run’ of a complex multi-stakeholder issue in health and education, using the methodology of LEGO Serious Play.
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Hola Wiro
Just a couple of questions: what percentage of participants was a doctor / nurse ?, how health workers felt when playing with LSP?
Congratulations on your work, a greeting from Guadalajara, Mexico.
Hi Luis, this session I did with about 15 people, about one third representatives form the local government, a third from education and a third from health care. Their common experience was that this session really revealed them the complexity of this issue, and it fueled their will to reduce this complexity and fix this system, that appears to be broken. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for your congratulations and buenos dias! Wiro
Thanks Wiro.
I agree with you, I think that the complexity of these relationships (and building solutions) is the key to the success of the workshop
Greetings from Mexico!