Around and Inside the Black Box of Complex Problems

The problems of complex disabilities remain unfairly poor in terms of the solutions needed to make early diagnoses, realistic prognoses, treatment plans, and achieve useful outcomes for children and parents. Many difficulties arise from the clinical practice which is satisfied with what it knows and does. The term 'complex' is used in various fields. This is why it lends itself to unnecessary simplifications. For many, the adjective 'complex' qualifies the seriousness of a difficult and multi-problematic condition. The clinic of the future has a great need to manage saturated and unsaturated explanatory models. The components of the methodological arch synthesize the potential available with clinical strategies distributed in as many paths of analysis and decision-making which, under certain conditions, can become "self-supporting", that is, very strong. The European debate on the social future is carefully considering the potentials of innovation in the health care. This is the future that awaits us, especially if the centers of excellence want to experience this challenge together.