Elisabetta Notarnicola
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6180427 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Elisabetta Notarnicola |
| NOMBRES | Elisabetta |
| APELLIDO | Notarnicola |
| FIRMA | NOTARNICOLA E |
| AFILIACIONES | Bocconi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2753-4323 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Sustaining crisis-driven collaborative public sector innovations
Despite a widespread belief that collaborative public sector innovations better address urgent wicked issues, managing multi-actor networks may lead to ‘interaction-specific’ challenges, undermining the innovation process. This study analyses the case of the Italian response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis (July 2022 – March 2023). By doing so, it highlights three enabling factors of public sector innovation maintenance over time and in a progres…
Caregiver preferences and willingness-to-pay for home care services for older people with dementia
Evolution, Trends, and Prospects of Social Services for Welfare Systems in Europe
This chapter describes the evolution of social services in Europe, setting the picture in the frame of the changing profile of European societies and demographics, on one hand; and the changed configuration and role of public administration, on the other hand. Changes to welfare systems in Europe have occurred at different levels, including the mission and goals of welfare institutions, the actors providing social services, the arrangements for t…
Social Innovation in social care services
Social Innovation (SI) is receiving considerable attention in the social care field, but much about how SI occurs in this sector is unexplored, especially concerning which actors are involved and in what roles. Thus, this study aimed to contextualize and expand on the current literature on SI, welfare mix, and service innovation by analysing 13 cases of SI experiences in social care in Lombardy, Italy. Findings show that the range of involved act…
Home care for the elderly in Sweden, Germany and Italy
Home care is a policy field characterized by strong interdependencies and multi‐level governance. In such a setting, decision‐ and strategy‐making is complex, with interrelated governance mechanisms between the private and public actors involved, and the risk of lack of a clear and sharp definition of public contents. In this article we are interested in understanding “if and how” multi‐level governance influences planning in home care and, more …
Care to go”
Introduction:Health and social care policy makers in Italy are facing today the hard challenge to improve integration between different typologies of care.Current features of the two sectors foster the development of different settings of care with poor coordination at the organisational and service delivery level (following Kodner, 2002, definition).This produces high costs for families and users who become case managers they themselves, and hav…
Home care for the elderly in Sweden, Germany and Italy
Home care is a policy field characterized by strong interdependencies and multi‐level governance. In such a setting, decision‐ and strategy‐making is complex, with interrelated governance mechanisms between the private and public actors involved, and the risk of lack of a clear and sharp definition of public contents. In this article we are interested in understanding “if and how” multi‐level governance influences planning in home care and, more …
Care to go”
Introduction:Health and social care policy makers in Italy are facing today the hard challenge to improve integration between different typologies of care.Current features of the two sectors foster the development of different settings of care with poor coordination at the organisational and service delivery level (following Kodner, 2002, definition).This produces high costs for families and users who become case managers they themselves, and hav…
Home care for the elderly in Sweden, Germany and Italy
Home care is a policy field characterized by strong interdependencies and multi‐level governance. In such a setting, decision‐ and strategy‐making is complex, with interrelated governance mechanisms between the private and public actors involved, and the risk of lack of a clear and sharp definition of public contents. In this article we are interested in understanding “if and how” multi‐level governance influences planning in home care and, more …
Social Innovation in social care services
Social Innovation (SI) is receiving considerable attention in the social care field, but much about how SI occurs in this sector is unexplored, especially concerning which actors are involved and in what roles. Thus, this study aimed to contextualize and expand on the current literature on SI, welfare mix, and service innovation by analysing 13 cases of SI experiences in social care in Lombardy, Italy. Findings show that the range of involved act…
Evolution, Trends, and Prospects of Social Services for Welfare Systems in Europe
This chapter describes the evolution of social services in Europe, setting the picture in the frame of the changing profile of European societies and demographics, on one hand; and the changed configuration and role of public administration, on the other hand. Changes to welfare systems in Europe have occurred at different levels, including the mission and goals of welfare institutions, the actors providing social services, the arrangements for t…
Sustaining crisis-driven collaborative public sector innovations
Despite a widespread belief that collaborative public sector innovations better address urgent wicked issues, managing multi-actor networks may lead to ‘interaction-specific’ challenges, undermining the innovation process. This study analyses the case of the Italian response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis (July 2022 – March 2023). By doing so, it highlights three enabling factors of public sector innovation maintenance over time and in a progres…
Caregiver preferences and willingness-to-pay for home care services for older people with dementia
Political science (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Healthcare innovation and challenges (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · Social Welfare (3 obras) · Corporate governance (2 obras) · Finance (2 obras) · Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes (2 obras)