Controversies in healthcare innovation : service, technology and organization
Thomas Hoholm, Antonella La Rocca, Margunn Aanestad, editors
- Oslo, Nrway : Palgrave Macmillan,c2018. 2017.
- xi, 381 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
1. Introduction: Controversies in Healthcare Innovation - Service, Technology and Organization; Hoholm, La Rocca, Aanestad.- Part I. Translation of Innovation: Challenges and Opportunities.- 2. A new space for patients - How space enters innovation translation processes; Gorli, Mengis and Liberati.- 3. One table - several practices: Material controversies in the Hybrid Operating Room; Lindberg and Walter.- 4. Contradictions as opportunities for innovation in the case of TAVI; Mork, Masovic, Greig, Nicolini and Hanseth.- Part II. Technology-enabled healthcare innovations.- 5. Dealing with tensions in technology-enabled healthcare innovation: two cases from the Norwegian Healthcare Sector; Grisot, Vassilakopoulou and Aanestad.- 6. An Organization-as-Platform and a Strategy-as-Practice for an Electronically Supported Booking Service in Healthcare; Resca.- Part III. Policy Interventions in Innovating Healthcare.- 7. Reconfiguring the relation between primary and secondary healthcare through policy instruments; Araujo, La Rocca and Hoholm.- 8. A Controversy of Interpretation: Emergent Agencies in Repurposing Aker Local Hospital; Hungnes and Hvidsten.- 9. More with Less: Sensemaking of Controversies in Youth Care Reforms; von Raesfeld and van der Helm.- Part IV. Healthcare Innovations Beyond the Local Context.- 10. Networked Innovation in healthcare: A Literature review and Research Agenda on the Interplay of Inner and Outer Contexts of Innovation; La Rocca.- 11. The Role of Controversy in medical innovation and implementation processes; Mikhailova and Olsen.- 12. Increase development and decrease use! innovation Controversies caused by antimicrobial resistance; Waluszewski, Baraldi and Ciabuschi.- 13. Developing Organizational Ambidexterity? Enabling Service Innovation in a Hospital Setting; Hoholm, Stronen, Kvaerner and Stome.
This book examines healthcare innovation processes, shedding light on the controversies endemic to innovation, which make such processes notoriously challenging. Controversies in Healthcare Innovation will also appeal to practitioners of health care management, innovation project managers and policy-makers in the health care sector.