Application de l'analyse des réseaux complets à l'échelle interorganisationnelle

Éloire, Fabien; Penalva, Elise; Lazega, Emmanuel

doi:10.3917/tt.019.0077

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“…When the boundaries of a social network exist a priori, inclusion rules are based on the common characteristics of actors or on common activities in which they participate (for example, membership in an organization). Thus, the so-called "complete network" approach consists in building the total social network of the population from the existing relationships between all individuals [41]. For this approach, three data collection methods, based on the point of view of an external observer, are possible: archives (documents showing the existence of relations between persons), artifacts (e-mails between persons, common participation at web social networks), and in situ observation.…”

Section: Social Network Analysis Applied To Spa Therapy In Les Landesmentioning

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Social Networks in French Balneotherapy: A Focus on Spa Doctors

Ramon Dupuy,

Cueille,

Dubourg

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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Spa therapy is a medical treatment based on the use of natural mineral water. In France, spa therapy is delivered in spa care facilities (SCF) involving the intervention of several actors (stakeholders). Spa doctors are key stakeholders as they prescribe the treatments, follow spa patients and assess spa therapy with scientific studies. This study aimed to analyze the spa doctors’ relationships in order to highlight their role in transferring information to other stakeholders, particularly to spa managers. For that purpose, we used the social network analysis (SNA) method by means of snowball data collection. We sent a questionnaire to all the spa therapy categories of actors. In total, 80 persons answered and declared 397 relationships. Our results, based on the categorization of respondents and of their relationships and on quantitative indicators (density, response rate), show that spa doctors demonstrate a very acceptable density of relations with spa managers and elected local authorities. However, they appear to be poorly involved in relations concerning the strategy and management of SCF, although they are essential actors in ensuring the medical relevance and sustainability of spa therapy. This research is of interest to patients’ care as it recommends deeper involvement of spa doctors in the management of SCF in order to optimize access to informational resources, specifically regarding the evolution of treatments in accordance with scientific progress. Our data are of international scope because the organizational model of balneotherapy, based on the cooperation between spa doctors and SCF, is universal.

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Section: Social Network Analysis Applied To Spa Therapy In Les Landesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Networks in French Balneotherapy: A Focus on Spa Doctors

Ramon Dupuy,

Cueille,

Dubourg

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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“…Avec l’aide de l’enquêteur·trice, les partenaires à contacter par l’enquêté·e étaient ensuite choisis pour répondre à l’étude. Cette méthode égocentrique permet d’analyser l’action individuelle et s’efforce de retracer les relations directes et indirectes qui existent entre des individus à partir d’un acteur spécifique nommé ego (Eloire et al, 2011). Le réseau sociométrique est une représentation de l’ensemble des relations interpersonnelles (dans notre cas de consommation) d’un groupe à un moment donné et pour une situation donnée, il définit donc le contexte micro environnemental.…”

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Comment se questionnent les pratiques d’injection ? Retours méthodologiques de terrain

Condamine-Ducreux

Jauffret‐Roustide

2022

Bulletin of Sociological Methodology/Bulletin de Méthodologie S

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How do we question injection practices ? Methodological feedback from the field. This article takes a reflective look at the collection and production of quantitative data from so-called “hidden” and hard-to-reach populations concerning intravenous drug use. It is based on observations of 152 questionnaires administered during the multidisciplinary RESEAU study. It discusses some of the difficulties encountered by the field investigator in establishing and developing a relationship of trust with the respondent, despite the obligatory mediation of professionals in order to establish contact. It also presents the difficulties of positioning the interviewer’s discourse, in tension between distance and advice. This article also exposes the existence of a gap between the technical explanation of practices and the intimate experience of users. Finally, it highlights the difficulties of managing ‘sensitive’ questions and conflicts in the survey relationship. This feedback from qualitative fieldwork within a quantitative questionnaire method highlights the complementarity of these methods and the benefits of their use.

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“…3. Notre présentation des deux premières approches s'inspire de Laumann et al, 1983et Eloire et al, 2011, qui donnent plus de détails, dans l'optique d'enquêtes par questionnaires ou entretiens. 4.…”

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Sources et données pour l’analyse des réseaux sociaux

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Favre

Lemercier

2021

Bulletin of Sociological Methodology/Bulletin de Méthodologie S

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Sources and data for social network analysis. Social network analysis (SNA) is becoming more and more widespread in several scientific disciplines as a method for processing social, economic, geographic, historical, digital, etc. data. Visualizations of graphs, communities and other ties are multiplying. However, there is a risk that SNA users may lose sight of the conditions under which their data are produced and thereby over-interpret or under-interpret the results. This article provides a guide to the different types of sources of network data, and the pitfalls and choices encountered in the process of producing network data. The first part provides an overview of these pitfalls and choices, and the second part focuses on the specifics of each source of data. Based on the authors’ experience in training network researchers, the article proposes a review of controlled ways of producing network data from this array of sources.

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Application de l'analyse des réseaux complets à l'échelle interorganisationnelle

Cited by 19 publications

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Social Networks in French Balneotherapy: A Focus on Spa Doctors

Social Networks in French Balneotherapy: A Focus on Spa Doctors

Comment se questionnent les pratiques d’injection ? Retours méthodologiques de terrain

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