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”No space for old women !” Technological transformations in healthcare work

Ann Therese Lotherington Professor University of Nordland, Norway atl@uin.no Work Futures in the Digital Economy Symposium Chilworth Manor Hotel, Southampton, 22nd-23rd March , 2012. ”No space for old women !” Technological transformations in healthcare work.

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”No space for old women !” Technological transformations in healthcare work

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  1. Ann Therese Lotherington Professor University ofNordland, Norway atl@uin.no WorkFutures in the Digital Economy Symposium ChilworthManor Hotel, Southampton, 22nd-23rd March, 2012 ”No space for old women!”Technologicaltransformationsin healthcarework

  2. Structureofpresentation • Feldofresearch • Interviewwith Anna • My private story • The movie • Analysis • Conlusion

  3. 1. Field: The modern hospital

  4. 2. Interviewwith Anna

  5. 3. My private story • No Country for Old Men (2007) • Joel and Etan Coen • Blogg: A somewhatcompleteanalysis • http://toomanycupcakes.blogspot.com/2008/03/no-country-for-old-men-somewhat.html

  6. 4. The movie

  7. The apparent law and orderofour times

  8. The ultimatebadassoutlaw Anton Chigurh

  9. Ed Tom Bell: ”I do not want to goout and meetsomething I do not understand.”

  10. “A man cannotescapewhat’scoming to him”

  11. Ed Tom Bell Dreamed of his father who died when he was 20 years younger than Bell is now.

  12. www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBqmKSAHc6w

  13. 5. The analysis: Towards a newera

  14. The shirts as a metaphor for thehealthcare system

  15. Ourstory’sEd Tom Bell Karin (65) Rønnaug (62) Randi (76) Solveig (63) (random order) discussingchanges in healthcareworkwithreseachers

  16. Operating theatre, 1970ies ”Housewifeschool” compulsorybeforeattendingnursingschool

  17. Nursingwork in an operating theatre

  18. P Preparations

  19. Preparations

  20. During theoperation

  21. During theoperation

  22. Follow up

  23. Follow up

  24. Technologicalchange

  25. Digitisation

  26. New surgerytechnology

  27. Give me a real belly!

  28. Adapting to a newera

  29. ”You have to be youngto keep up today!”

  30. “And the constant changing of the computer systems!”

  31. ”A man cannotescapewhat’scoming to him.”

  32. Our story’s metaphor for death: ”I didn’twant to learn more!”

  33. The villain Chigurhdoesn’t come from the place where the story is set. He comes from elsewhere and looks different - more modern. We do not really get to know Chigurh but he doesn’t need to be explained. He is just there. Chigurh is unstoppable in his brutality and without morals. He just moves on without looking back. Chigurh is described as ”A ghost – prettymuch”

  34. 6. Conclusion Catchthevillain?

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