The big jump to a high tech hospital. Experiences of the employees.
Contact person
| name: | Eli Berg, Associate Professor MD, PhD |
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| Phone: | +47 67 98 44 73 |
| E-mail: | eli.berg@ahus.no |
| Hospital: | Akershus Universitetssykehus |
| Network: | Norwegian Network of HPH |
Project details
| Langugage of communication: | English, Norwegian |
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| Standard relation: | Not related to the HPH Standards |
| Date of last update: | 03. November 2008 |
Background
Akershus University Hospital is moving into a new and very beautiful building this year. How do the employees manage the large changes which follows the move? They will meet new architecture, high tech in all their tasks, a new organisation of nurses and doctors etc. The situation is asking for a scientific follow up of how the employees manage the changes.
Purpose and objectives
To follow nurses, leaders and doctors in two divisions before, through and after the move. I have two important wishes for the participants: care and empowerment. That means that the leaders, nurses and doctors have a place for reflection on their own situation. Perhaps we after the five year follow up know more about how to prepare for such a move. Do the staff feel they are able to do a good job according to their own standards? And perhaps we also know more about how the changes mirrors the larger community stories of the culture of today.
Methodology and actions
Qualitative interviews individually with leaders and chief physicians. Focus group interviews with nurses. In our communication they decide what to talk about, and I thereafter challange them to further clarification for themselves and for me. Through the interviews the participants are also challanged to examine what they are able to do themselves in order to prepare for the new situation.
Main target groups
Staff
Results and conclusions
The project is still running.
Purpose and objectives
To follow nurses, leaders and doctors in two divisions before, through and after the move. I have two important wishes for the participants: care and empowerment. That means that the leaders, nurses and doctors have a place for reflection on their own situation. Perhaps we after the five year follow up know more about how to prepare for such a move. Do the staff feel they are able to do a good job according to their own standards? And perhaps we also know more about how the changes mirrors the larger community stories of the culture of today.
Publications
A book to be published.
