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Institutional Memory in Global Health Crisis Response

Analyzing the failure of global health institutions to incorporate past error corrections into current response frameworks.

Organizations often fail to adopt lessons from previous crises, suggesting an LHS dynamic where the 'heir' (the current administration) remains chained to a flawed, inherited institutional memory.

Global health governanceInstitutional memoryCrisis communication

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