Vidensproduktion, positionering og magt i historieværksteder

Hansen, Agnete Meldgaard; Pedersen, Maria Hjortsø

doi:10.7146/tfa.v16i3.108969

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“…Each case study consisted of in-depth semi-structured interviews, a chronicle workshop and document analysis. Chronicle workshops have previously been used to create the shared history of an organization to visualise and retrieve information about the past, reviewing the history and creating a common explanation and understanding of the organization [7,8].…”

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Chronicle Workshops as Data Collection Method in Evaluation of National Work Environment Intervention

Olsen

Lidegaard

Legg

2018

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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When evaluating national work environment initiatives, it is important to choose methods through which it is possible to gather necessary and relevant information in a time efficient way for researchers and involved organisations. This article evaluates the usefulness of chronicle workshops as a data collection method to help assess the effectiveness of national work environment initiatives aiming to create interventions in organisations. Chronicle Workshops were used as one of three methods in case studies evaluating a national guideline on moving and handling people. Chronicle workshops were found to be an efficient method to identify specific interventions, when they occurred, who had been instrumental in implementing them, what contextual factors had influenced the intervention and factors facilitating and hindering intervention. They lacked specificity on individual strategies and why these did or did not work. Thus Chronicle workshops are good at creating an overview of implementation efforts but need to be supplemented with other methods to gain more detailed information.

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Section: Chronicle Workhopsmentioning

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Chronicle Workshops as Data Collection Method in Evaluation of National Work Environment Intervention

Olsen

Lidegaard

Legg

2018

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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“…The Danish population is ageing and the proportion of elderly is increasing. Consequently, the GPs are treating patients with more complex diseases, which requires more resources [2]. …”

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Co-payments for general practitioners in Denmark: an analysis using two policy models

Hansen

Andrioti

2017

BMC Health Serv Res

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BackgroundThe increasing health expenditure for general practitioners (GPs) in Denmark requires that other ways of financing the health system are investigated. This study aims to analyse possibilities for implementing out-of-pocket payments to GPs in Denmark.MethodsThe study was conducted as a literature review with 11 articles included. The Health Policy Triangle and the Kingdon Model were used in analysing and discussing the implementation of a cost-sharing policy with an emphasis on the out-of-pocket payments method.ResultsThe Danish Parliament has expressed mixed opinions about out-of-pocket payments, whereas the Danish population, the GPs and the media are against introducing payments. The public debate and the fact that Danes are used to healthcare being free of charge both work against introducing co-payments. However, experiences from Sweden, Norway and OECD countries serve to promote implementation, but at the expense of decreased accessibility for the most vulnerable population groups.ConclusionsIntroducing out-of-pocket payments in Denmark may lead to decreased health expenditure, but also increased inequalities. Due to a lack of support from the relevant policy actors in the country, in addition to a lack of a policy window, it may not be possible to introduce out-of-pocket payments for GPs in Denmark in the short term.

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Vidensproduktion, positionering og magt i historieværksteder

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Chronicle Workshops as Data Collection Method in Evaluation of National Work Environment Intervention

Chronicle Workshops as Data Collection Method in Evaluation of National Work Environment Intervention

Co-payments for general practitioners in Denmark: an analysis using two policy models

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