SSM - Qualitative Research in Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 100211 - 100211
Published: Dec. 17, 2022
Advanced
Clinical
Practitioners
(ACPs)
work
in
a
wide
range
of
settings
across
the
English
National
Health
Service.
ACPs
come
from
health
professional
backgrounds.
This
paper
explores
ACP
as
multi-professional
role,
and
implications
these
understandings
for
sociology
professions.
analyses
what
happens
when
new
occupational
role
is
created
that
encompasses
several
established
qualitative
study
gathered
views
experiences
stakeholders.
Fifty-eight
semi-structured
interviews
were
undertaken
with
participants
employing
(n
=
14)
actively
working
an
10),
training
13)
or
engaged
delivery
education
programme
England
21).
Findings
analysed
into
three
overarching
themes:
(i)
identity,
(ii)
differing
definitions
(iii)
advanced
practice,
regulation
recognition.
hold
unique
emerging
identity
based
on
their
previous
background
are
themselves
clear
they
not
doctors.
The
yet
formally
regulated,
though
many
aspire
to
this.
research
early
look
at
type
which
challenges
existing
profession
is.
Frontiers in Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: March 25, 2025
Introduction
In
European
countries,
the
emphasis
placed
on
Extended
Education
(EE)
differs
not
only
in
practice
but
also
policies
and
literature.
fact,
there
are
still
no
standardized
concepts
or
definitions
of
this
specific
educational
area.
Methods
The
aim
study
is
to
contribute
a
transnational
understanding
EE
by
inductive
content
analysis
essential
documents
from
five
different
countries.
results
will
facilitate
better
shared
factors
which
can
be
used
improve
student
access,
success
retention
education,
generate
valuable
guidelines
for
effective
leadership
highlight
potentials
public
governance
social
innovation.
As
part
Erasmus+
project
“EKCO”
(Extended
Facilitating
Key
Competences
through
Cooperative
Learning),
research
team
consisting
local
experts
field
Norway,
Sweden,
Denmark,
Switzerland
Austria
was
asked
provide
selection
literature
that
they
considered
particularly
relevant.
A
total
19
were
submitted
present
study,
expert
sampling
subjected
an
using
MAXQDA
software
identify
salient
points
emerged
sampling.
Results
indicate
main
categories
identified
offered,
namely:
(1).
Factors
influencing
EE,
(2).
Institutions
structure,
(3).
Pedagogical
requirements,
(4).
Content
(5).
influenced
EE.
Discussion
data
shows
that,
despite
national
differences,
common
intentions,
processes
structures
productive
development
key
competences
future
skills.
Moreover,
interplay
these
should
when
discussing
article
discusses
how
learn
diversity
their
structures,
intentions.
Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 8, 2025
Abstract
The
recent
rise
of
legal
tech
firms
has
led
to
significant
changes
in
the
German
services
market,
challenging
quasi-monopoly
traditional
lawyers.
Our
paper
explores
this
evolving
relationship
between
and
lawyers
Germany,
focusing
on
how
these
groups
compete,
cooperate,
forge
distinct
professional
identities.
Drawing
Andrew
Abbott’s
theory
professions,
we
examine
whether
there
is
a
jurisdictional
conflict
them,
i.
e.,
they
compete
for
same
work-related
tasks.
By
conducting
semi-structured
interviews
with
individuals
working
field
document
analysis
relevant
public
statements
texts,
find
that
at
least
some
degree
conflict,
albeit
limited
specific
segment
particularly
tenancy
law.
In
addition,
have
developed
work
practices
differ
significantly
from
those
lawyers,
emphasizing
automated
workflows
largely
eschewing
in-person
consultations.
These
novel
also
emergence
new
identity
entrepreneurs,
one
emphasizes
entrepreneurship
consumer
advocacy.
Despite
differences
conflicts,
currently
appears
be
cooperative
division
companies,
suggesting
functional
interdependence
certain
market
segments.
Organization Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(5), P. 719 - 744
Published: Feb. 10, 2024
Organizations
often
depend
on
experts
to
carry
out
complex
tasks
that
require
specialized
or
tacit
knowledge.
Yet,
organizations
want
increase
their
control
over
how
are
performed
and
thus
reduce
the
autonomy
of
experts.
In
past,
scholars
have
argued
had
ability
rebuff
organizational
attempts
them.
However,
in
an
era
with
increased
digitalization
centralization
organizations,
risk
losing
control.
How
react
when
facing
this
is
not
well
understood.
Thus,
study
seeks
improve
knowledge
as
digitalize
centralize
tasks.
To
do
so,
we
studied
a
large
energy
company,
which
sought
its
expert
engineers
by
implementing
change
included
digital
Using
in-depth
interviews,
portray
workers
reclaimed
using
three
micro-level
tactics
–
strategic
compliance
workaround,
legacy
reclaim
concealing
Based
these
findings,
our
paper
makes
contributions
literature
First,
provide
concept
‘stealth
work’,
outlining
can
otherwise
stripped
them
status
power.
Second,
highlight
may
be
nested
legacy,
use
digitalization,
finally,
engage
small
hacks
curb
usefulness
systems.
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
In
this
editorial,
we
consider
how
technology,
globalization,
and
organizational
changes
have
led
to
professional
services
being
delivered
increasingly
at
a
distance.
We
argue
that
the
impacts
of
these
are
felt
individual,
organizational,
institutional
field
levels.
Impacts
include
in
career
trajectories,
collegiality
collaboration,
altered
client–professional
relations.
These
developments
generate
new
challenges
for
governance
organizing
across
borders.
While
existing
research
is
often
optimistic
about
what
mean
professionals
consumers,
some
scholars
raise
concerns
their
impact
on
professional–client
interactions,
trust,
service
quality.
addition
examining
areas,
suggest
opportunities
future
can
further
our
understanding
implications
provision
organization
services.
Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(3), P. 241 - 254
Published: May 20, 2022
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
paper
is
to
introduce
the
papers
in
special
issue
on
humans,
algorithms
and
data.
authors
first
set
themselves
task
identifying
main
challenges
arising
from
adoption
use
data
analytics
management,
accounting
organisations
general,
many
which
have
been
described
literature.
Design/methodology/approach
This
builds
previous
literature
case
studies
application
algorithm
logic
with
artificial
intelligence
as
an
exemplar
innovation.
Furthermore,
triangulated
findings
included
issue.
Findings
Based
prior
concepts
out
published
issue,
proposes
a
conceptual
framework
that
can
be
useful
both
analysis
ordering
hype,
well
identify
future
research
avenues.
Originality/value
value
framework,
lies
its
ability
shed
new
light
(neglected)
connections
relationships
between
algorithmic
applications,
such
intelligence.
developed
piece
should
stimulate
scholars
explore
intersections
“technical”
organisational,
social
individual
issues
help
us
tackle.
Organization Theory,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3(3)
Published: July 1, 2022
As
a
theoretical
framework
in
organization
studies,
institutional
logics
is
immensely
popular.
It
has
been
used
large
amount
of
highly
contributory
and
enlightening
empirical
developed
far
beyond
its
original
formulation
classical
paper
by
Friedland
Alford
(1991).
In
our
paper,
we
identify
three
key
problems
that
have
emerged
the
development
use
theory
past
decades:
lack
uniformity
coherence
definitions
identifications
logics;
tendency
theorists
to
attempt
build
grand
connect
micro,
meso,
macro
levels
analysis;
difficulties
explain
how
are
reproduced
interrelate
evolve
over
time.
To
address
these
issues,
highlight
similarities
between
functionalist
differentiation
theory,
drawing
legacy
from
Max
Weber,
Talcott
Parsons,
Robert
Merton,
propose
as
resource
further
development.
The
aim
not
reject
or
merely
point
out
weaknesses,
but
demonstrate
revival
some
classics
sociological
can
be
sharpen
an
analytical
tool
thus
assist
efforts
improve
usefulness
studies.
Journal of Professions and Organization,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(2), P. 99 - 119
Published: June 1, 2023
Abstract
This
paper
shows
that
digital
technologies
have
empowered
new
work
practices
and
identity
in
the
setting
of
legal
profession
five
different
countries.
Using
qualitative
data
from
33
interviews
with
tech
lawyers,
supported
by
workplace
conference
observations
photographs,
we
analyse
how
lawyers
use
social
material
attributes
to
craft
enact
a
identity.
is
distinctly
established
professional
showing
see,
express,
themselves
as
professionals
broader
sense,
rather
than
identifying
traditional
law.
explains
technology
has
functioned
an
enabler
for
them
this
identity,
much
influenced
how,
where,
when
their
done.
The
supports
extends
sociomaterial
approach
understanding
implications
transformation
potential
looking
into
development
identities
transformation.
Journal of Professions and Organization,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
7(2), P. 224 - 233
Published: June 2, 2020
ABSTRACT
In
this
essay,
four
leading
scholars
provide
critical
commentary
on
an
article
entitled
‘Protective
or
Connective
Professionalism?
How
Connected
Professionals
Can
(Still)
Act
as
Autonomous
and
Authoritative
Experts’
(Noordegraaf,
2020,
Journal
of
Professions
Organization,
7/2).
Of
central
concern
to
all
commentators
is
Noordegraaf’s
use
ideal
types
a
heuristic
device
make
his
case
capture
historical
change
over
time.
While
some
question
the
usefulness
types,
others
them.
The
raise
additional
concerns,
especially
limited
attention
variations
across
professions,
geographic
regions,
social–historical
contexts.