Kor Grit
Biographic Data
| ID | 5605319 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kor Grit |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kor |
| FAMILY NAME | Grit |
| SIGNATURE | GRIT K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5167-4265 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Still struggling with the governance of interprofessional elderly care in mandated collaboratives: A qualitative study
Background: Governing interprofessional elderly care requires the commitment of many different organisations connected in mandated collaboratives. Research over a decade ago showed that the governance relied on clan-based mechanisms, while lacking formal rules and incentives for collaborations. Awareness and reflection were seen as first steps towards progression. We aim to re-identify critical governance features of contemporary mandated collabo…
Interfaith Marriage. A Study of Contextual Church Polity in the Religiously Plural Context of Indonesia, written by Trimargono M. Ebenheser
How incident reporting systems can stimulate social and participative learning: A mixed-methods study
Incident reporting systems (IRSs) have been widely adopted in healthcare, calling for the investigation of serious incidents to understand what causes patient harm. In this article, we study how the Dutch IRS contributed to social and participative learning from incidents. We integrate quantitative and qualitative data in a mixed-methods design. Between 1 July 2013 and 31 March 2019, Dutch hospitals reported and investigated 4667 incidents. Healt…
Religion Teaches Peace and Harmony”: Navigating Christian and Muslim Identities in Interreligious Dialogue in Pakistan
As an organization working in a context that seems increasingly Islamized and marked by religious conflict, the Christian Study Centre ( CSC ) in Rawalpindi has tasked itself with facilitating “interfaith harmony” and “co-existence” between Christians and Muslims. The organization has a large and diverse network of Christian, Muslim and non-affiliated partner organizations, groups and actors, who participate in CSC ’s interreligious dialogue acti…
Contested Content: A Catholic Organization’s Efforts for Textbook Reform in Pakistan
This paper attempts to demonstrate how the lobbying efforts to reform textbook content in Pakistan, employed by a Catholic organization called National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP), are embedded in an existing discourse of textbook reform. Various actors involved in textbook reform shape this discourse. These actors interact and cooperate with each other and advance various interpretations of, and objections to, the textbook content. T…
Framing and reframing critical incidents in hospitals
In healthcare systems in high-income countries, critical incidents are increasingly seen as an important indicator of the quality of care. Based on the rationale that there are important lessons to be learnt from mistakes and that insights into critical incidents will help to prevent them from happening again, there is a widespread assumption that conducting inquiries will contribute to improvements in patient safety. In this article, we draw on …
Co-production in healthcare: Rhetoric and practice
Co-production in healthcare is receiving increasing attention; however, insight into the process of co-production is scarce. This article explores why hospitals involve patients and staff in co-production activities and hospitals’ experiences with co-production in practice. A qualitative study with semi-structured interviews ( N = 27), observations (70 hours) and document analysis was conducted in five Dutch hospitals, which involved patients and…
Unexpected Advantages of Less Accurate Performance Measurements. How Simple Prescription Data Works in a Complex Setting Regarding the Use of Medications
In this paper we argue that performance measurement can be done better by general, less accurate measurements than by complex – and possible more accurate – ones. The conclusions of this study are drawn from a case study of the Dutch Foundation for Effective Use of Medication. While most studies about performance measurements focus on the management of public service organizations, this case study – informed by the literature from Science and Tec…
Patient participation in collective healthcare decision making: The Dutch model
Objective To study whether the Dutch participation model is a good model of participation. Background Patient participation is on the agenda, both on the individual and the collective level. In this study, we focus on the latter by looking at the Dutch model in which patient organizations are involved in many formal decision‐making processes. This model can be described as neo‐corporatist. Design We did 52 interviews with actors in the healthcare…
The Dynamics of the Dutch Health Care System--A Discourse Analysis
In this article, we analyze recent dynamics of the Dutch health care sector, a hybrid system of public, private and professional elements, in terms of clashing discourses. Although these elements are intricately interwoven, this does not mean that the system is stable. Most notably, since the eighties the introduction of more market elements in the health care system has been widely debated. Hospitals introduced different methods commonly used in…
The Rise of the Entrepreneurial University: A Heritage of the Enlightenment
Co-production in healthcare: Rhetoric and practice
Co-production in healthcare is receiving increasing attention; however, insight into the process of co-production is scarce. This article explores why hospitals involve patients and staff in co-production activities and hospitals’ experiences with co-production in practice. A qualitative study with semi-structured interviews ( N = 27), observations (70 hours) and document analysis was conducted in five Dutch hospitals, which involved patients and…
The Dynamics of the Dutch Health Care System--A Discourse Analysis
In this article, we analyze recent dynamics of the Dutch health care sector, a hybrid system of public, private and professional elements, in terms of clashing discourses. Although these elements are intricately interwoven, this does not mean that the system is stable. Most notably, since the eighties the introduction of more market elements in the health care system has been widely debated. Hospitals introduced different methods commonly used in…
Unexpected Advantages of Less Accurate Performance Measurements. How Simple Prescription Data Works in a Complex Setting Regarding the Use of Medications
In this paper we argue that performance measurement can be done better by general, less accurate measurements than by complex – and possible more accurate – ones. The conclusions of this study are drawn from a case study of the Dutch Foundation for Effective Use of Medication. While most studies about performance measurements focus on the management of public service organizations, this case study – informed by the literature from Science and Tec…
The Rise of the Entrepreneurial University: A Heritage of the Enlightenment
The Dynamics of the Dutch Health Care System--A Discourse Analysis
In this article, we analyze recent dynamics of the Dutch health care sector, a hybrid system of public, private and professional elements, in terms of clashing discourses. Although these elements are intricately interwoven, this does not mean that the system is stable. Most notably, since the eighties the introduction of more market elements in the health care system has been widely debated. Hospitals introduced different methods commonly used in…
Patient participation in collective healthcare decision making: The Dutch model
Objective To study whether the Dutch participation model is a good model of participation. Background Patient participation is on the agenda, both on the individual and the collective level. In this study, we focus on the latter by looking at the Dutch model in which patient organizations are involved in many formal decision‐making processes. This model can be described as neo‐corporatist. Design We did 52 interviews with actors in the healthcare…
Unexpected Advantages of Less Accurate Performance Measurements. How Simple Prescription Data Works in a Complex Setting Regarding the Use of Medications
In this paper we argue that performance measurement can be done better by general, less accurate measurements than by complex – and possible more accurate – ones. The conclusions of this study are drawn from a case study of the Dutch Foundation for Effective Use of Medication. While most studies about performance measurements focus on the management of public service organizations, this case study – informed by the literature from Science and Tec…
Framing and reframing critical incidents in hospitals
In healthcare systems in high-income countries, critical incidents are increasingly seen as an important indicator of the quality of care. Based on the rationale that there are important lessons to be learnt from mistakes and that insights into critical incidents will help to prevent them from happening again, there is a widespread assumption that conducting inquiries will contribute to improvements in patient safety. In this article, we draw on …
Co-production in healthcare: Rhetoric and practice
Co-production in healthcare is receiving increasing attention; however, insight into the process of co-production is scarce. This article explores why hospitals involve patients and staff in co-production activities and hospitals’ experiences with co-production in practice. A qualitative study with semi-structured interviews ( N = 27), observations (70 hours) and document analysis was conducted in five Dutch hospitals, which involved patients and…
Contested Content: A Catholic Organization’s Efforts for Textbook Reform in Pakistan
This paper attempts to demonstrate how the lobbying efforts to reform textbook content in Pakistan, employed by a Catholic organization called National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP), are embedded in an existing discourse of textbook reform. Various actors involved in textbook reform shape this discourse. These actors interact and cooperate with each other and advance various interpretations of, and objections to, the textbook content. T…
Religion Teaches Peace and Harmony”: Navigating Christian and Muslim Identities in Interreligious Dialogue in Pakistan
As an organization working in a context that seems increasingly Islamized and marked by religious conflict, the Christian Study Centre ( CSC ) in Rawalpindi has tasked itself with facilitating “interfaith harmony” and “co-existence” between Christians and Muslims. The organization has a large and diverse network of Christian, Muslim and non-affiliated partner organizations, groups and actors, who participate in CSC ’s interreligious dialogue acti…
How incident reporting systems can stimulate social and participative learning: A mixed-methods study
Incident reporting systems (IRSs) have been widely adopted in healthcare, calling for the investigation of serious incidents to understand what causes patient harm. In this article, we study how the Dutch IRS contributed to social and participative learning from incidents. We integrate quantitative and qualitative data in a mixed-methods design. Between 1 July 2013 and 31 March 2019, Dutch hospitals reported and investigated 4667 incidents. Healt…
Interfaith Marriage. A Study of Contextual Church Polity in the Religiously Plural Context of Indonesia, written by Trimargono M. Ebenheser
Still struggling with the governance of interprofessional elderly care in mandated collaboratives: A qualitative study
Background: Governing interprofessional elderly care requires the commitment of many different organisations connected in mandated collaboratives. Research over a decade ago showed that the governance relied on clan-based mechanisms, while lacking formal rules and incentives for collaborations. Awareness and reflection were seen as first steps towards progression. We aim to re-identify critical governance features of contemporary mandated collabo…
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Health care (5 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works)