General specificity - Implementing technology in digital remote care
Getting started with digital home monitoring technologies can be very complex, but we want to make it happen. That's where a theoretical framework for implementation can help.
What is most important for you as a municipality?
'Try not to have too high expectations. Try some reality orientation. Different frameworks can help you. There's no one-size-fits-all, but a framework can point out where the challenges might be. The challenges are not necessarily at the state or technology level - they are at another level. It's important to anchor the project in the organisation and establish cooperation,’ says Kari Dyb.
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Adopting a new technology in healthcare is often a question of ‘to use or not to use?’ The question isn't really that simple after all.
Sociologist Kari Dyb presents NASSS, a theoretical framework for understanding the implementation of technologies, with examples from digital home care in Norway. Every situation is different, but they also have a lot in common. Whether you work in a municipality or a hospital, you can use NASSS to plan, follow up and evaluate an implementation.
Presentation by senior researcher Kari Dyb from the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research.
Read more about NASSS in the health sector in the publicaiton Adopt, adapt, or abandon technology-supported person-centred care initiatives: healthcare providers’ beliefs matter.