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Multiple Forms of Professional Agency for (non)crafting of Work Practices in a Hospital Organization

2015

In recent working life studies, professional agency is seen as pivotal to the development of work communities and work organizations. This paper addresses professional agency during a practicebased intervention (work conference) in a Finnish hospital setting. To develop work practices, the intervention sought to create a dialogical space for the promotion of collective professional agency. Here, we present an investigation of the manifestations of professional agency and how they emerged within and between professional groups. We also elaborate how professional positions frame the emergence of different manifestations of professional agency. The audio and video materials from the interventi…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Managementmeaning & culturemedia_common.quotation_subjectwork conferenceeducationworking environment & wellbeinglcsh:Labor. Work. Working classLearning & compentenciesProfessional studiesPromotion (rank)Organization developmentIdentityIntervention (counseling)Agency (sociology)Organization & managementSociologyLife-span and Life-course Studieshealth care economics and organizationsmedia_commonetnografiabusiness.industrylcsh:HD4801-8943Dialogical selfPublic Health Environmental and Occupational Healthemergency unitprofessional agencyPublic relationshumanitiesTransformative learningHealthIndustrial relationsbusinessMeaning (linguistics)Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies
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INPROF – promoting teamwork processes and interprofessional collaboration in emergency work (2010–2012)

2015

This paper summarises the findings of a research project on interprofessional collaboration in the emergency unit of a major Finnish hospital. The findings are discussed through a broad conceptual framework which involves work process knowledge and interprofessional collaboration. The project, carried out from 2010–2012, investigated different forms of, prerequisites for, and barriers to, collaboration, and the aim was to develop the work together with staff at the unit. An ethnographically informed research strategy was utilised, with observations and interviews as the main data collection methods. On the whole, collaboration in the emergency unit was found to function rather well; i.e. pa…

TeamworkMedical educationetnografiaData collectionEmergency unitmedia_common.quotation_subjectinterprofessional collaborationwork process knowledgeethnographyEducationUnit (housing)Work (electrical)Conceptual frameworkProcess knowledgeta516workplace learningSociologyemergency workFunction (engineering)media_commonStudies in Continuing Education
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