Päivi Eriksson
Biographic Data
| ID | 234762 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Päivi Eriksson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Päivi |
| FAMILY NAME | Eriksson |
| SIGNATURE | ERIKSSON P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Eastern Finland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8172-1165 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Navigating Dynamic Power Relations in Patient Involvement
BACKGROUND: Addressing power issues in research involvement is needed for advancing equitable relationships between patients and researchers. While previous studies acknowledge power challenges in patient involvement, few approach power as a dynamic phenomenon in which multiple and shifting power relations coexist. OBJECTIVE: To examine how researchers navigate three power relations identified in patient involvement research - power with, power t…
Parental Perceptions of Benefits and Risks Concerning Mental Health Biomarker Testing for Adolescents
Psychiatry currently lacks clinically relevant biomarkers, though recent developments in this field have shown promise. Nevertheless, a noticeable gap exists in understanding parental perspectives regarding such technologies. Thus, this study aimed to investigate parental perceptions about mental health biomarker (MHB) testing for adolescents, as they play a pivotal role in guiding decisions about their children's healthcare. An online survey was…
Smart Rings in Remote Monitoring at Home
BACKGROUND: There is a limited understanding of how older patients perceive the potential of using wearables for remote monitoring (RM) at home. Exploring patients' perspectives prior to the implementation of wearables in healthcare can offer valuable insights into what may enhance the effectiveness and outcomes of RM. OBJECTIVES: The objective of this study was to explore the expectations of older patients with a susceptible chronic illness towa…
Losing and Regaining Sense of Control
By jointly telling the story of one of us, the authors, we highlight how supportive healthcare relationships can support a patient’s sense of agency and open pathways for restoring a sense of control in the midst of serious illness. Drawing on personal experiences of living through cancer as a patient or a caregiver in Finland led us to explore how a sense of control can be lost and gradually regained. Drawing on our shared reflections and experi…
Collaborative Autoethnography of Cancer Patients' Dynamic Sense of Agency
Through collaborative autoethnography, we studied shifts in cancer patients' sense of agency and the meaning of cancer during the diagnostic and treatment phases. This article contributes to the illness management literature by adopting sense of agency perspective that provides new understanding of retrospective interpretation of cancer patients' agency. The authors' experiences of receiving cancer diagnoses and a related, collectively written st…
Emotional rhythms of power
This paper examines how emotion rules are socially constructed and how and why they are enacted and challenged through specific modes of embodiment in face-to-face interactions. The paper broadens the understanding of emotion rules by connecting them to aesthetics to explore face-to-face interactions. This paper is based on ethnographic data gathered from a two-year study of a micro-sized service company. It explores the structure, function, and …
Dialogical selves in action
In our article, we present an analysis of work meeting interactions based on Hubert Hermans’ dialogical self theory and Erving Goffman’s frame analysis. Goffman’s approach has similarities with positioning theory and discursive psychology, which have a theoretical link to the dialogical self theory. In our analysis of work meetings, we identified three different frames in which participants discussed the acquisition of a new online text messaging…
Critical sensemaking
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze current literature on critical sensemaking (CSM) to assess its significance and potential for understanding the role of agency in management and organizational studies. Design/methodology/approach The analysis involves an examination of a selection of 51 applied studies that cite, draw on and contribute to CSM, to assess the challenges and potential of utilizing CSM. Findings The paper reveals the r…
New designs and software for cognitive causal mapping
Purpose The paper's first objective is to develop a new conceptual framework for categorizing and designing cognitive, specifically comparative, causal mapping (CCM) research by building upon the theory‐centred and participant‐centred perspectives. The second purpose is to enable the discerned study prototypes by introducing a new CCM software application, CMAP3. Design/methodology/approach Building upon the distinction between theory‐centred (et…
He is a Firm, Strong‐Minded and Empowering Leader, but is She? Gendered Positioning of Female and Male CEOs
The article focuses on how management and gender are done in written stories about female and male chief executive officers (CEOs). The stories were written by young Finnish business school students. The logic for studying stories written by students lies in the argument that the new generation will not reproduce common stereotypes about soft, democratic and caring female managers and hard, authoritarian and strong male managers. In the analysis,…
Qualitative Methods in Business Research
PART ONE: THE BUSINESS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Introduction Research Philosophy Research Design and Process Focus and Frame Access and Relationships Ethics in Research Qualitative Research Materials Electronic Research PART TWO: METHODS IN QUALITATIVE BUSINESS RESEARCH Case Study Research Ethnographic Research Grounded Theory Research Focus Group Research Action Research Narrative Research Discourse Analysis Feminist Research Critical Research PA…
Corporate Narratives of Information Society
The purpose of the article is to study how corporate actors participate in the cultural construction of the Information Society. By means of a case study, the article explores how a multinational corporation is involved in forming consumer identities—making up the subjects of consumption—by shaping the interpretive repertoires and cultural practices that are available for consumers as members of the emerging information society. The article elabo…
He is a Firm, Strong‐Minded and Empowering Leader, but is She? Gendered Positioning of Female and Male CEOs
The article focuses on how management and gender are done in written stories about female and male chief executive officers (CEOs). The stories were written by young Finnish business school students. The logic for studying stories written by students lies in the argument that the new generation will not reproduce common stereotypes about soft, democratic and caring female managers and hard, authoritarian and strong male managers. In the analysis,…
Corporate Narratives of Information Society
The purpose of the article is to study how corporate actors participate in the cultural construction of the Information Society. By means of a case study, the article explores how a multinational corporation is involved in forming consumer identities—making up the subjects of consumption—by shaping the interpretive repertoires and cultural practices that are available for consumers as members of the emerging information society. The article elabo…
Collaborative Autoethnography of Cancer Patients' Dynamic Sense of Agency
Through collaborative autoethnography, we studied shifts in cancer patients' sense of agency and the meaning of cancer during the diagnostic and treatment phases. This article contributes to the illness management literature by adopting sense of agency perspective that provides new understanding of retrospective interpretation of cancer patients' agency. The authors' experiences of receiving cancer diagnoses and a related, collectively written st…
Corporate Narratives of Information Society
The purpose of the article is to study how corporate actors participate in the cultural construction of the Information Society. By means of a case study, the article explores how a multinational corporation is involved in forming consumer identities—making up the subjects of consumption—by shaping the interpretive repertoires and cultural practices that are available for consumers as members of the emerging information society. The article elabo…
Qualitative Methods in Business Research
PART ONE: THE BUSINESS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Introduction Research Philosophy Research Design and Process Focus and Frame Access and Relationships Ethics in Research Qualitative Research Materials Electronic Research PART TWO: METHODS IN QUALITATIVE BUSINESS RESEARCH Case Study Research Ethnographic Research Grounded Theory Research Focus Group Research Action Research Narrative Research Discourse Analysis Feminist Research Critical Research PA…
He is a Firm, Strong‐Minded and Empowering Leader, but is She? Gendered Positioning of Female and Male CEOs
The article focuses on how management and gender are done in written stories about female and male chief executive officers (CEOs). The stories were written by young Finnish business school students. The logic for studying stories written by students lies in the argument that the new generation will not reproduce common stereotypes about soft, democratic and caring female managers and hard, authoritarian and strong male managers. In the analysis,…
New designs and software for cognitive causal mapping
Purpose The paper's first objective is to develop a new conceptual framework for categorizing and designing cognitive, specifically comparative, causal mapping (CCM) research by building upon the theory‐centred and participant‐centred perspectives. The second purpose is to enable the discerned study prototypes by introducing a new CCM software application, CMAP3. Design/methodology/approach Building upon the distinction between theory‐centred (et…
Critical sensemaking
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze current literature on critical sensemaking (CSM) to assess its significance and potential for understanding the role of agency in management and organizational studies. Design/methodology/approach The analysis involves an examination of a selection of 51 applied studies that cite, draw on and contribute to CSM, to assess the challenges and potential of utilizing CSM. Findings The paper reveals the r…
Dialogical selves in action
In our article, we present an analysis of work meeting interactions based on Hubert Hermans’ dialogical self theory and Erving Goffman’s frame analysis. Goffman’s approach has similarities with positioning theory and discursive psychology, which have a theoretical link to the dialogical self theory. In our analysis of work meetings, we identified three different frames in which participants discussed the acquisition of a new online text messaging…
Emotional rhythms of power
This paper examines how emotion rules are socially constructed and how and why they are enacted and challenged through specific modes of embodiment in face-to-face interactions. The paper broadens the understanding of emotion rules by connecting them to aesthetics to explore face-to-face interactions. This paper is based on ethnographic data gathered from a two-year study of a micro-sized service company. It explores the structure, function, and …
Smart Rings in Remote Monitoring at Home
BACKGROUND: There is a limited understanding of how older patients perceive the potential of using wearables for remote monitoring (RM) at home. Exploring patients' perspectives prior to the implementation of wearables in healthcare can offer valuable insights into what may enhance the effectiveness and outcomes of RM. OBJECTIVES: The objective of this study was to explore the expectations of older patients with a susceptible chronic illness towa…
Losing and Regaining Sense of Control
By jointly telling the story of one of us, the authors, we highlight how supportive healthcare relationships can support a patient’s sense of agency and open pathways for restoring a sense of control in the midst of serious illness. Drawing on personal experiences of living through cancer as a patient or a caregiver in Finland led us to explore how a sense of control can be lost and gradually regained. Drawing on our shared reflections and experi…
Collaborative Autoethnography of Cancer Patients' Dynamic Sense of Agency
Through collaborative autoethnography, we studied shifts in cancer patients' sense of agency and the meaning of cancer during the diagnostic and treatment phases. This article contributes to the illness management literature by adopting sense of agency perspective that provides new understanding of retrospective interpretation of cancer patients' agency. The authors' experiences of receiving cancer diagnoses and a related, collectively written st…
Navigating Dynamic Power Relations in Patient Involvement
BACKGROUND: Addressing power issues in research involvement is needed for advancing equitable relationships between patients and researchers. While previous studies acknowledge power challenges in patient involvement, few approach power as a dynamic phenomenon in which multiple and shifting power relations coexist. OBJECTIVE: To examine how researchers navigate three power relations identified in patient involvement research - power with, power t…
Parental Perceptions of Benefits and Risks Concerning Mental Health Biomarker Testing for Adolescents
Psychiatry currently lacks clinically relevant biomarkers, though recent developments in this field have shown promise. Nevertheless, a noticeable gap exists in understanding parental perspectives regarding such technologies. Thus, this study aimed to investigate parental perceptions about mental health biomarker (MHB) testing for adolescents, as they play a pivotal role in guiding decisions about their children's healthcare. An online survey was…
Sociology (8 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Qualitative research (4 works) · Health care (3 works) · Management and Organizational Studies (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Social science (3 works)