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Institut for Organisation

My research attends to the organizational, practical, and ethical implications of recent transformations of the public sector - and in particular to the assumptions and constitutive effects of quality and safety reforms in the healthcare sector. In my book Organizing Patient Safety: Failsafe Fantasies and Pragmatic Practices (2018, Palgrave) I inquire into the international preoccupation with patient safety and the faith in the possibility of creating failsafe organizations through system-improvements.
Current research projects include an ethnographic investigation into the introduction of clinical pathways in cancer treatment with specific attention to reconfigurations of clinical practice and medical reasoning (supported by the Danish Cancer Society) and an examination of medical professionalism from an ‘ethics of office’ perspective (supported by the Velux Foundation). Conceptually, I combine an engagement with American pragmatism, primarily John Dewey, with a wider interest in practical philosophy, classic organization theory, and medical sociology.
- Healthcare organization, clinical work, medical reasoning and the office of medicine
- Risk, safety and quality management
- Public sector reform and change
- American pragmatism, primarily John Dewey
- Philosophy of science and qualitative methodology
- Change Management, MSc in Business Administration and Psychology (Cand. Merc. Psyk.)
- The Organization of Healthcare Innovation, MSc in Business Administration and Innovation in Health Care (IHC)
- Management of Reform and Change, Master of Public Governance, CBS Executive Master programme
- Qualitative Methods and Philosophy of Science, BSc in Business Administration and Project Management, CBS (HA Pro)
- The Health Care Innovation Project, MSc in Business Administration and Innovation in Health Care (IHC)
I: Discretion and the Quest for Controlled Freedom. red. /Tony Evans; Peter Hupe. Cham : Palgrave Macmillan 2020, s. 221-236
I: The Lancet, Vol. 393, Nr. 10175, 3.2019, s. 978-979
I: Journal of Cultural Economy, Vol. 12, Nr. 1, 2.2019, s. 36-53
I: European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, 20.11.2019
I: Sociology of Health and Illness, Vol. 41, Nr. 7, 9.2019, s. 1338-1357
Abstract from XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology 2018, 2018
I: The Triumph of Managerialism? : New Technologies of Government and their Implications for Value. . red. /Anna Yeatman; Bogdan Costea. London : Rowman & Littlefield International 2018, s. 145-161
London : Palgrave Macmillan 2018, 279 s. (Health, Technology and Society)
Paper presented at XIX ISA World Congress of Sociology 2018, 2018
Paper presented at The 33rd EGOS Colloquium 2017, 2017
I: Når teknologier holder mere, end de lover: Kritiske perspektiver på ledelse af velfærd. . red. /Anders La Cour; Susanne Boch Waldorff; Holger Højlund. København : Nyt fra Samfundsvidenskaberne 2017, s. 141-166
I: International Journal of Public Sector Management, Vol. 30, Nr. 1, 2017, s. 85-98
Paper presented at The 6th Latin American and European Meeting on Organizational Studies. LAEMOS 2016, 2016
I: Sociology of Health and Illness, Vol. 38, Nr. 7, 2016, s. 1180–1193
Paper presented at The 31st EGOS Colloquium 2015, 2015
Paper presented at Reclaiming the Public, 2015
Abstract from Kræft i kontekst – kliniske, organisatoriske og psykosociale perspektiver på kræftforløb, 2014
Abstract from Neo-liberalism in Translation, 2014
Frederiksberg : Copenhagen Business School [Phd] 2013, 323 s. (PhD series, Nr. 32.2013)
Abstract from The 4S/EASST Joint Conference 2012, 2012
Paper presented at The Sociology of Risk, 2011
Paper presented at The 5th Nordic Conference on Health Organization and Management, 2011
I: Ledelse gennem patienten: Nye styringsformer i sundhedsvæsenet. . red. /Peter Kjær; Anne Reff. København : Handelshøjskolens Forlag 2010, s. 27-45
Abstract from 4S Conference 2010, 2010
Frederiksberg : Center for Health Management 2008, 125 s.