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Question: Each shares common features, but the two concepts are very different. Chaos is the generatio of complicated, aperiodic, seemingly random behavior from the iteration of a simple rule. This complicated-ness is not complex in the sense of complex systems science, but rather it is chaotic in a very precise mathematical sense. Complexity is the generation of rich, collective dynamical behavior from simple interactions between large numbers of subunits. Chaotic systems are not necessarily complex, and complex systems are not necessarily chaotic although they can be for some values of the variables or control parameter. I have experienced flow working in the health care field for the last ten years, in the places I've worked there is always a system in place to ensure that workflow is productive. Working in a doctor's office the first thing you have to do is register a patient and get all their personal and insurance information. Vitals are taken and any other information is taken down at this time before actually meeting with the doctor. doctor comes in and assesses his patients gives them any referrals and medications they may need and they are out the door.