17. February 2022
Klenk, Tanja/Ettelt, Stefanie/Cacace, Mirella (2021): “Der öffentliche Gesundheitsdienst in der Corona-Krise: zwischen Hierarchie, loser Koppelung und polyzentrischer Koordination”, dms – der moderne staat 14 (2), https://www.budrich-journals.de/index.php/dms/issue/view/2872.
17. February 2022
The program of EGPA conference is out! You can download the program for the Permanent Study Group XX Welfare State Governance and Professionalism here.
https://egpa-conference2021.org/aboutegpa.php
17. February 2022
Bogumil-Uçan, Simon & Klenk, Tanja (2021): Varieties of health care digitalization: Comparing advocacy coalitions in Austria and Germany, Review of Policy Research 38 (4), 478-503. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/ropr.12435
17. February 2022
How can the digital transformation in public administration be designed to be both: co-determinating and participation-oriented? Organizational change management practices were examined in seven pilot administrations that developed innovative measures in the fields of human resources, leadership, communication and organization as part of the model project “Leadership in the digitalized public service”. The present study identifies hurdles and success factors for the introduction of “good working conditions” in digital administration and ends with starting points for actively shaping the digital change at the level of personnel and organizational development, policy making, as well as staff councils and trade unions.
The study is available here as an open access ebook.
17. February 2022
In her capacity as Visiting Research Fellow at King’s College London, our Research Associate Dr. Sarah Cardaun held an online lecture on Saudi-led Multinational Security Coalitions in the Middle East on 27 April 2021.
The talk, which was well attended, highlighted key insights about the potential of multinational coalitions to serve as security and political instruments for leading and participating states. Dr. Cardaun also recently explored these themes in a co-authored article in International Affairs. You find the article here.
17. February 2022
Baldschun, Katie/Klenk, Tanja (2021): Warum eine interdisziplinäre Sozialrechtswissenschaft notwendig ist, in Soziales Recht, Ausg. 2, S. 75-87. You can find further information here.
17. February 2022
Digital transformation is becoming increasingly important in the German healthcare system. Moritz Behm shows in Digital Health that digital health applications (online video consultation and AI-based symptom checkers) can play an important role in improving treatment quality, the patient´s experience, and the physician´s experience.
The difference between the expected and actual use and user-friendliness of the applications was found to be particularly relevant for the acceptance of such new technologies in the healthcare sector. Compared to the theoretical explanation of the potential benefits, in live experiments with online video consultation, the practical experience of application examples proved to be a decisive factor for the development of technology acceptance. The dissertation deals with the complex dynamics of the digital transformation of the healthcare system from the perspective of both patients and doctors and develops recommendations for action for the successful establishment of digital innovations in healthcare. In particular, qualitative interviews with online doctors resulted in a ranking for predestined indications for digital treatment. Furthermore, the question is asked whether digitalisation, with a special focus on online video consultations and on AI-based symptom checkers, will bring about a revolutionary advance in healthcare and possibly result in a new understanding of the relevance of narrative- and evidence-based medicine may or is rather counterproductive in a modern treatment process.
Further information can be found here.
18. March 2021
The program of our conference in Göttingen is out! You can download the program here:
18. March 2021
Klenk, Tanja (2020): Views from Below: Inspectors Coping with Hybrid Accountabilities, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 691 (1), 138-152, doi: 10.1177/0002716220956587.
1. July 2022
Political Science talk: Discussion with Prof. Dr. Anna Holzscheiter, Prof. Dr. Elvira Rosert and Prof. Dr. Stefan Aykut on global governance in the field of health, humane arms control and climate on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the ratification of the United Nations Charter. Further information here: ttps://www.dvpw.de/veranstaltungen/politikwissenschaft-im-gespraech/
