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Beziehungskonstellationen zwischen Patienten und Professionellen im organisatorischen Kontext des Krankenhauses: drei Beispiele

Patient-professional relationships in the formal organisation of the hospital: three cases
[journal article]

Peter, Claudia

Abstract

'Die vorliegende Studie untersucht an drei Fallbeispielen das Zusammenspiel von Profession und Organisation sowie Patient und Familie. Ausgangspunkt ist die empirische wie theoretische Erkenntnis, dass die Art und Weise, in der Patienten und Professionelle im Krankenhaus miteinander kooperieren, von... view more

'Die vorliegende Studie untersucht an drei Fallbeispielen das Zusammenspiel von Profession und Organisation sowie Patient und Familie. Ausgangspunkt ist die empirische wie theoretische Erkenntnis, dass die Art und Weise, in der Patienten und Professionelle im Krankenhaus miteinander kooperieren, von mehreren Faktoren abhängt: (1) vom Status der Professionellen, (2) von der Konfliktkultur innerhalb der Klinikhierarchie, (3) von der organisatorischen Struktur der Klinik und (4) vom familialen und milieuspezifischen Wissen der Professionellen. Hinsichtlich der Einbeziehung von Familienangehörigen in die Kooperationsbeziehung zwischen Professionellen und Patienten ist festzustellen, dass sich die Einbeziehung bisher eher auf Ausnahmen in einigen Versorgungsbereichen beschränkt, die alleinige Fokussierung auf den Patienten ist dagegen die Regel. Auch in Bereichen wie der Pädiatrie, in der die Familie letztlich konstitutiver Bestandteil von solchen Kooperationsbeziehungen ist, werden die Eltern eher als Störfaktor denn als Partner wahrgenommen. Es fehlt auf Seiten der Gesundheitsprofessionen neben den entsprechenden Wissensgrundlagen vor allem aber auch an organisatorischen Handlungsroutinen, mit denen die Familie in das Versorgungssetting integriert werden kann.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'Based on three case studies, the present contribution examines the interplay of profession and organization as well as patient and family. Empirical findings and theoretical insights suggest that there are several factors underlying the way patients and professionals cooperate in the hospital: (1) ... view more

'Based on three case studies, the present contribution examines the interplay of profession and organization as well as patient and family. Empirical findings and theoretical insights suggest that there are several factors underlying the way patients and professionals cooperate in the hospital: (1) professionals' status, (2) conflict culture in the hospital hierarchy, (3) organizational structure of the hospital and (4) professionals' familiarity with families and social milieus. The inclusion of family members in the patient-professional cooperation is as yet an exceptional feature found in some domains of hospital care, while the focus of care settings in general still is exclusively on the patient. Even in domains such as pediatrics where, after all, the family is a constituent part of these cooperative relationships, parents are seen as a disruptive factor rather than as partners. There is a lack, in the health professions, not only of some basic knowledge, but also and even primarily of a set of organizational routines that would allow for the family to be included in specific care settings.' (author's abstract)|... view less

Keywords
family member; hospital; conflict resolution; counseling; Federal Republic of Germany; social actor; social relations; physician-patient relationship; organizational structure; confidence; patient; physician; counselor; adult; conflict; family; child; cooperation

Classification
Medical Sociology
Health Policy

Method
theory application; qualitative empirical; empirical

Document language
German

Publication Year
2006

Page/Pages
p. 69-92

Journal
Zeitschrift für qualitative Bildungs-, Beratungs- und Sozialforschung, 7 (2006) 1

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0


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