Organizational routines in healthcare: A systematic scoping review

Nadine Boesten; Leen Ackaert; Sem van Belleghem; Selien Vancaillie; Melissa de Regge; Vincent Peters

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Organizational routines in healthcare: A systematic scoping review

Nadine Boesten^*, Leen Ackaert, Sem van Belleghem, Selien Vancaillie, Melissa de Regge, Vincent Peters

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This paper provides a systematic scoping review to map existing literature on organizational routines in healthcare and discover knowledge gaps and opportunities for further research. We identified 43 studies, proving that organizational routines as theoretical framework in healthcare has gained interest over the years. The data extracted from the studies differ in terms of which aspect of organizational routines is investigated, the setting, the type of intervention or subject and the research design. Further research on organizational routines studying the interactions between different organizational routines or networks of organizational routines is recommended.

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DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5465/AMPROC.2023.17717abstract
Publication status	Published - 2023
Event	Academy of Management 2023 - Boston Duration: 4 Aug 2023 → 8 Aug 2023

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