The contribution takes organizational space to the analytical fore and analyzes the spatial mediation of the translation of patient-centered care. By bridging theories on innovations' translation and the literature on organizational space, the chapter explores how the redesign of healthcare spaces is used to materialize ideas of patient-centredness and what happens when consolidated clinical practices resist and change these spatial translations of an innovation. Specifically the work focuses on a) how patient-centredness translates into the spatial arrangement of the hospital and b) how, in turn, clinical practitioners work with or around the new spatial setup by both taking up the patient-centredness discourse and working around the spatial arrangement.

Gorli, M., Mengis, J., Liberati, E. G., A New Space for Patients. How Space Enters Innovation Translation Processes, in Hoholm, T. L. R. A. A. M. (ed.), Controversies in Healthcare Innovation: Service, Technology and Organization in health care, Palgrave Macmillan, London 2018: 21- 52. 10.1057/978-1-137-55780-3_2 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/159514]

A New Space for Patients. How Space Enters Innovation Translation Processes

Gorli, Mara
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2018

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The contribution takes organizational space to the analytical fore and analyzes the spatial mediation of the translation of patient-centered care. By bridging theories on innovations' translation and the literature on organizational space, the chapter explores how the redesign of healthcare spaces is used to materialize ideas of patient-centredness and what happens when consolidated clinical practices resist and change these spatial translations of an innovation. Specifically the work focuses on a) how patient-centredness translates into the spatial arrangement of the hospital and b) how, in turn, clinical practitioners work with or around the new spatial setup by both taking up the patient-centredness discourse and working around the spatial arrangement.
2018
Inglese
Controversies in Healthcare Innovation: Service, Technology and Organization in health care
978-1-137-55779-7
Palgrave Macmillan
Gorli, M., Mengis, J., Liberati, E. G., A New Space for Patients. How Space Enters Innovation Translation Processes, in Hoholm, T. L. R. A. A. M. (ed.), Controversies in Healthcare Innovation: Service, Technology and Organization in health care, Palgrave Macmillan, London 2018: 21- 52. 10.1057/978-1-137-55780-3_2 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/159514]
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