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Identity talk in children’s statutory services. /
Broadhurst, Karen; DeVilliers, Teresa; Pithouse, Andrew et al.
Team Talk: Decision-making across the Boundaries in Health and Social Care. ed. / Srikant Sarangi; Per Linell. Sheffield: Equinox Publishing, 2015. (Studies in Communication in Organisations and Professions).
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Harvard
Broadhurst, K, DeVilliers, T, Pithouse, A & White, S 2015,
Identity talk in children’s statutory services. in S Sarangi & P Linell (eds),
Team Talk: Decision-making across the Boundaries in Health and Social Care. Studies in Communication in Organisations and Professions, Equinox Publishing, Sheffield.
APA
Broadhurst, K., DeVilliers, T., Pithouse, A., & White, S. (2015).
Identity talk in children’s statutory services. In S. Sarangi, & P. Linell (Eds.),
Team Talk: Decision-making across the Boundaries in Health and Social Care (Studies in Communication in Organisations and Professions). Equinox Publishing.
Vancouver
Broadhurst K, DeVilliers T, Pithouse A, White S.
Identity talk in children’s statutory services. In Sarangi S, Linell P, editors, Team Talk: Decision-making across the Boundaries in Health and Social Care. Sheffield: Equinox Publishing. 2015. (Studies in Communication in Organisations and Professions).
Author
Broadhurst, Karen ; DeVilliers, Teresa ; Pithouse, Andrew et al. /
Identity talk in children’s statutory services. Team Talk: Decision-making across the Boundaries in Health and Social Care. editor / Srikant Sarangi ; Per Linell. Sheffield : Equinox Publishing, 2015. (Studies in Communication in Organisations and Professions).
Bibtex
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abstract = "Decision-making in institutional/professional settings has remained an established theme for social science and communication researchers. In contemporary western societies, the conditions of decision making are rapidly changing with the foregrounding of division of professional labour and distributed expertise against the backdrop of a client-centred ideology that legitimises shared decision-making. Increasingly, in health and social care settings, key decisions concerning clients are arrived at in team meetings, which have consequences both for the decisional processes and outcomes. This edited volume for the first time brings together a number of empirically grounded studies focusing on how team talk is functional to decision-making (in terms of problem formulation, generation of options, assessment of solutions etc.), with tensions, at the interactional level, between institutional and professional ways of categorising people, events and evidence",
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