CERGAS Seminar "Developments in intersectoral care in the Netherlands: how purchasers and providers respond to new models of care"

During the seminar, Thomas will present two case studies. The first examines how purchasers of health and social care (re)configure sectoral boundaries to accommodate a novel care model, and the forms of boundary work this elicits. The second (work in progress) analyses how the mental health care field pursues reform by challenging dominant field-level logics through a counter-institutional model of care. In two regions facing similar external pressures for change organizations and professionals adopted this model, yet they differ in the degree to which they experiment with the organizational templates and values it proposes. What links the two cases is that both models are surrounded by considerable ambiguity. Together, they show how purchasers and providers respond to such ambiguity.

Speaker:

Thomas Reindersma is postdoctoral researcher in the Health Services Management & Organisation research group at the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management. His current research focuses on institutional change in mental health systems. Previously, he conducted doctoral research on the implementation of alternative payment and funding models for health and social care. Across his projects, he does phenomenon-driven research, informed by theories of management and organization.

Link zoom:

https://unibocconi-it.zoom.us/j/97209207650?pwd=GJB255c1RRMqQFHhccbq0UXSJ4GPNA.1

Meeting ID:

972 0920 7650

Passcode:

529013

Lunch at the end of the meeting: for those willing to participate in person, click here before the 20th of May.