This mini-course is designed for those who are interested in interaction, service development and innovation in public health. See more below.
Mini-course on Innovation in Public Health
Overview
Date
February 20, 10.15 – 11.00 and 12.15 – 13.00 CET
Format
Online (zoom)
Target Groups
Students and practicioners who want to expand their skills on contextual factors, innovation and change in the workplace.
Knowledge of and/or previous experience with interaction theories, service development and/or innovation is recommended.
Language
English
Duration
2 hours
Registration
https://forms.office.com/e/94g8ebhNaZ
Participation fee
Free
Organisation
Western Norway University of Applied Science
Teacher(s)
Donna Frost, Christine Øye
Contact person
janina.juranek@hvl.no
Details
In this mini-course, we will focus on contextual factors, the role of leadership and change in practice. We will also look at how organizational and structural conditions affect co-creation, service development and innovation and learn more about how to facilitate change.
Join our two lecturers in opening a gateway to theories of contextual factors and change in practice.
- 10.15 – 11.00 – Agents of change in the workplace, Donna Frost (Lecturer Master Advanced Nursing Practice programme, Fontys University of Applied Sciences)
- 12.15 – 13.00 – Contextual factors to consider in service development and innovation processes. Evaluation of service Development, Christine Øye (Professor and Pro-Rector for Research, Western Norway Univeristy of Applied Science)