Antti Hämäläinen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1630815 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Antti Hämäläinen |
| PRENOMES | Antti |
| SOBRENOME | Hämäläinen |
| ASSINATURA | HÄMÄLÄINEN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Jyväskylä |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8333-2726 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Coping with technostress-related goal hindrances
Purpose While considerable attention has been directed towards identifying antecedents and consequences of technostress in various contexts, research is lagging on its mitigation, especially in personal use contexts. Here, we explain how individuals employ coping to shield their humanistic and instrumental goals from technostress-related hindrances in personal smartphone use. As individuals’ goals can be considered pivotal in shaping their lives …
Attunement as a practice of encountering dementia time in long-term eldercare work
Discussing time and temporality in care work is becoming more central as societies with growing proportions of older persons with care needs strive to arrange cost-effective eldercare. As resources become scarcer, the efficiency of care work is emphasised, and care is increasingly sorted into cost-per-minute units. In our paper, we will analyse the different ways care professionals themselves describe their temporal experiences and practices conc…
The epistemological complexity of ideal care
The article elaborates what aspects of knowledge eldercare workers describe concerning everyday long-term care practices. The article utilises a thematic analysis of Finnish long-term care workers’ semi-structured interviews ( n = 25), and in doing so, it contributes to the discussion concerning the epistemological basis of care. The analysis specifies four aspects of knowledge in long-term care work: objective/objectifying, particular, corporeal…
Group‐based instant messaging in Finnish residential elder care work
As new communication technologies become embedded in care work, there is a need to understand how they affect its temporal order. This article analyses group‐based mobile instant messaging (IM) in residential elder care work in Finland. The article asks (i) how care workers use group‐based messaging for work; and (ii) how they negotiate the rules for its use. Theoretically, the article draws on science and technology studies focusing on ‘taming’ …
Responses to vulnerability
This article argues for a re-conceptualisation of care relations and uses the re-conceptualisation to scrutinise the way in which technology is adopted in eldercare practices. First, it draws on the definition of care as attentiveness to vulnerability, as used in the tradition of care ethics. Second, it specifies four essential aspects of care relations: relationality, dyadic mutuality, corporeality and devotion. Third, using socio-technical and …
Electronic Health Records reshaping the socio-technical practices in Long-Term Care of older persons
Electronic Health Records reshaping the socio-technical practices in Long-Term Care of older persons
Responses to vulnerability
This article argues for a re-conceptualisation of care relations and uses the re-conceptualisation to scrutinise the way in which technology is adopted in eldercare practices. First, it draws on the definition of care as attentiveness to vulnerability, as used in the tradition of care ethics. Second, it specifies four essential aspects of care relations: relationality, dyadic mutuality, corporeality and devotion. Third, using socio-technical and …
Group‐based instant messaging in Finnish residential elder care work
As new communication technologies become embedded in care work, there is a need to understand how they affect its temporal order. This article analyses group‐based mobile instant messaging (IM) in residential elder care work in Finland. The article asks (i) how care workers use group‐based messaging for work; and (ii) how they negotiate the rules for its use. Theoretically, the article draws on science and technology studies focusing on ‘taming’ …
Responses to vulnerability
This article argues for a re-conceptualisation of care relations and uses the re-conceptualisation to scrutinise the way in which technology is adopted in eldercare practices. First, it draws on the definition of care as attentiveness to vulnerability, as used in the tradition of care ethics. Second, it specifies four essential aspects of care relations: relationality, dyadic mutuality, corporeality and devotion. Third, using socio-technical and …
Electronic Health Records reshaping the socio-technical practices in Long-Term Care of older persons
The epistemological complexity of ideal care
The article elaborates what aspects of knowledge eldercare workers describe concerning everyday long-term care practices. The article utilises a thematic analysis of Finnish long-term care workers’ semi-structured interviews ( n = 25), and in doing so, it contributes to the discussion concerning the epistemological basis of care. The analysis specifies four aspects of knowledge in long-term care work: objective/objectifying, particular, corporeal…
Group‐based instant messaging in Finnish residential elder care work
As new communication technologies become embedded in care work, there is a need to understand how they affect its temporal order. This article analyses group‐based mobile instant messaging (IM) in residential elder care work in Finland. The article asks (i) how care workers use group‐based messaging for work; and (ii) how they negotiate the rules for its use. Theoretically, the article draws on science and technology studies focusing on ‘taming’ …
Attunement as a practice of encountering dementia time in long-term eldercare work
Discussing time and temporality in care work is becoming more central as societies with growing proportions of older persons with care needs strive to arrange cost-effective eldercare. As resources become scarcer, the efficiency of care work is emphasised, and care is increasingly sorted into cost-per-minute units. In our paper, we will analyse the different ways care professionals themselves describe their temporal experiences and practices conc…
Coping with technostress-related goal hindrances
Purpose While considerable attention has been directed towards identifying antecedents and consequences of technostress in various contexts, research is lagging on its mitigation, especially in personal use contexts. Here, we explain how individuals employ coping to shield their humanistic and instrumental goals from technostress-related hindrances in personal smartphone use. As individuals’ goals can be considered pivotal in shaping their lives …
Psychology (5 obras) · Qualitative research (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Nursing (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Thematic analysis (3 obras) · Business (2 obras)