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Design is about the direct involvement of people in the co-design of the technologies they use …

This chapter examines the ways in which the field of Participatory Design engages with the
field of design–as both a topic, a research field and a practice. We highlight what we …

The article focuses on the social workers' workarounds aka their own alternative strategies
for defeating the various types of obstacles in information interaction in a client information …

Navigating a ship is a complex task that requires close interaction between navigators and
technology available on the ship's bridge. The quality of this interaction depends on human …

Causal reasoning is central to scientific practice and to everyday life, yet has received scant
attention in Information Systems epistemology. This essay identifies six types of causal …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate how the design, development and implementation process of a
new patient-centered portal unfolds by focusing on its evolutionary infrastructural …

Client-information systems have been part of social workers' daily work for quite some time.
These systems are expected to support work tasks in direct client-work practice but also to …

In this paper we analyze the role of power relations in the emergence of workarounds in
Health Information Systems (HISs). Using an explorative multi-case study of five healthcare …

This paper investigates workarounds occurring while pharmacists use an electronic
prescription (ePrescription) application. ePrescription enables physicians to send …

This paper aims to contribute to the on‑going discourse on how to design and introduce
governance technology for highly reliable professional work within healthcare. With this aim …