Ripples through the city: Understanding the processes set in motion through embedding a public bike sharing scheme in a city

Tuama, Damien Ó

doi:10.1016/j.rtbm.2015.03.002

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“…Process evaluation involves understanding how an implemented intervention interacts with and influences the PA system in the real world [6] (Table 2). Most of the 11 studies in this category were classified as using system framing (n = 7) [8,16,[112][113][114][115][116], with the remaining studies using system mapping (n = 1) [117] generic methods (n = 2) [118,119], or proposing methods for process evaluation in a protocol (n = 1) [120].…”

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“…Several studies used system framing to provide a unifying approach to analysing data from multiple sources, so that the factors and processes contributing to the implementation of an intervention could be better understood [112][113][114][115]. One study applied Foster-Fishman's theoretical framework to describe actions taken to drive systems change in two communities to improve children's health [16].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The components of the framework used were focused on system norms, operations and regulations. Another study used a multilevel perspective conceptual framework as a guide for mixed-methods analysis to elucidate the process of embedding a public bike-sharing scheme into the physical, social and institutional fabric of a city [115].…”

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A scoping review of systems approaches for increasing physical activity in populations

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Bauman

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Introduction The past decade has increasingly seen systems approaches as a featured theme in public health studies and policy documents. This trend is evident in the area of physical activity, which is a significant global health risk factor that is addressed in WHO’s Global Action Plan on Physical Activity. We undertook a comprehensive scoping review to characterize the application of systems approaches to physical activity, to develop a typology of the objectives, themes and methods of research papers that purported to apply systems thinking to this issue. Methods We searched electronic databases (PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus and PsycINFO) for studies published during the period 2010–2021 that explicitly applied systems approaches or methods to investigate and/or address population physical activity. A framework using systems-based methodological approaches was adapted to classify physical activity studies according to their predominant approach, covering basic descriptive, complex analytical and advanced forms of practice. We selected case studies from retained studies to depict the current “state of the art”. Results We included 155 articles in our narrative account. Literature reporting the application of systems approaches to physical activity is skewed towards basic methods and frameworks, with most attention devoted to conceptual framing and predictive modelling. There are few well-described examples of physical activity interventions which have been planned, implemented and evaluated using a systems perspective. There is some evidence of “retrofitted” complex system framing to describe programmes and interventions which were not designed as such. Discussion We propose a classification of systems-based approaches to physical activity promotion together with an explanation of the strategies encompassed. The classification is designed to stimulate debate amongst policy-makers, practitioners and researchers to inform the further implementation and evaluation of systems approaches to physical activity. Conclusion The use of systems approaches within the field of physical activity is at an early stage of development, with a preponderance of descriptive approaches and a dearth of more complex analyses. We need to see movement towards a more sophisticated research agenda spanning the development, implementation and evaluation of systems-level interventions.

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“…In this study, we examine whether the principles of the MLP regarding system innovations as merging transitions from one socio-technical system to another may offer a framework that can be helpful for understanding system innovations related to drones in health care [33,[39][40][41][42]. By combining the three MLP, i.e., dimensions speed of change, size of change, and period of change [43] and the four MLP phases [42,43], i.e., introduction of technology within the existing environment, exploration of functionalities and user preferences, putting change into practice in daily operations, and gradual replacement of existing solutions, we examine the current knowledge regarding the implementation of drones in health care [42].…”

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A Socio-Analytical Approach to the Integration of Drones into Health Care Systems

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Johannessen

2022

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The integration of drones into health care as a supplement to existing logistics methods may generate a need for cooperation and involvement across multiple resource areas. It is currently not well understood whether such integrations would merely represent a technical implementation or if they would cause more significant changes to laboratory services. By choosing socio-technical theory as the theoretical lens, this paper intends to harvest knowledge from the literature on various organizational concepts and examine possible synergies between such theories to determine optimal strategies for introducing the use of drones in a health care context. Our particular interest is to examine whether the insights generated from the multi-level perspective (MLP) may have the potential to create dynamic spin-offs related to the organizational transitions associated with the implementation of drones in health services. We built our study on a scoping literature review of topics associated with the MLP and socio-technical studies from differing arenas, supplemented with studies harvested on a broader basis. The scoping review is based on 25 articles that were selected for analysis. As a way of organizing the literature, the niche, regime, and landscape levels of the MLP are translated to the corresponding health care-related terms, i.e., clinic, institution, and health care system. Furthermore, subcategories emerged inductively during the process of analysis. The MLP provides essential knowledge regarding the context for innovation and how the interaction between the different levels can accelerate the diffusion of innovations. Several authors have put both ethical topics and public acceptance into a socio-technological perspective. Although a socio-technical approach is not needed to operate drones, it may help in the long run to invest in a culture that is open to innovation and change.

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“…This themed Volume draws together current research and sets it in the context of the business and management of cycling. Three papers are concerned with public cycle hire schemes (Jennings, 2015;Ó Tuama, 2015 andRicci, 2015). Van der Spek and Scheltema (2015) outline issues in relation to the design and management of parking and Schliwa et al (2015) consider the nascent field of cycle logistics and its future potential.…”

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Editorial for themed issue on ‘Managing the business of cycling’

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2015

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Ripples through the city: Understanding the processes set in motion through embedding a public bike sharing scheme in a city

Cited by 17 publications

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A scoping review of systems approaches for increasing physical activity in populations

A scoping review of systems approaches for increasing physical activity in populations

A Socio-Analytical Approach to the Integration of Drones into Health Care Systems

Editorial for themed issue on ‘Managing the business of cycling’

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