Social network research in health care settings: Design and data collection

Pomare, Chiara; Long, Janet C.; Churruca, Kate; Ellis, Louise A.; Braithwaite, Jeffrey

doi:10.1016/j.socnet.2019.11.004

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“…There are two main considerations in determining whether a whole network survey has an adequate response rate or not: the type of analysis being performed on the data (as some measures are more robust in the face of missing data than others (27)), and the suspected structure of the network. We are con dent that we captured the most in uential members whose high number of ties contribute most to the structure of the network (28). We have also chosen robust analytics to avoid inappropriate interpretations of the data.…”

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Networks to strengthen community social capital for suicide prevention in regional Australia: The LifeSpan Suicide Prevention Initiative

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Ellis

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BackgroundLifeSpan is a recently implemented suicide prevention initiative developed by the Black Dog Institute that draws upon nine evidence-based community-wide prevention strategies. We examined how the implementation of LifeSpan used the strategy of forming a suicide prevention Collaborative group (The Collaborative) at each site. We evaluated how this had affected the social capital of the community and the effectiveness of the group through the growth of the key stakeholders’ socio-professional network. MethodsThis was a mixed methods study. Participants were The Collaborative and working group members at four sites implementing the LifeSpan initiative in New South Wales. Quantitative social network data was collected through an online survey and qualitative data through focus groups with The Collaborative members and interviews with LifeSpan Coordinators.ResultsThere was clear quantitative evidence of increased engagement across key stakeholders in the region, who were not previously working together. This extended beyond the formal structure of The Collaborative. LifeSpan Coordinators were empirically identified as key players in the networks. Benefits of this collaborative approach included greater capacity to run activities, better communication between groups, identification of “who’s who” locally, improvement in the integration of priorities, services and activities, and personal support for previously isolated members. It was noted that the LifeSpan Coordinators were key to the smooth running of The Collaborative and its resulting combined effort, but this may represent a risk to its sustainability if they left. The model of collaboration that suited metropolitan sites was seen as difficult to sustain in one rural site but gains at this site were seen in better coordinated postvention efforts. Engagement was difficult with some clinically based services at some sites.ConclusionLifeSpan Coordinators were noted to be exceptional people that magnified the benefits of collaboration. Geographic proximity was also seen as a potent driver of social capital. Initial engagement with local stakeholders was seen as essential but time consuming (and “invisible”) work in the implementation phase.

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Networks to strengthen community social capital for suicide prevention in regional Australia: The LifeSpan Suicide Prevention Initiative

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Ellis

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“…Лонг, Л. Эллис, и Дж. Брейтуэйт «Исследования социальных сетей в медицинских учреждениях: разработка и сбор данных», в котором авторы утверждают, что исследования социальных сетей могут помочь нам понять неразрешимые проблемы, которые являются ключевыми для вызовов современной системы здравоохранения [1]. Несомненно, положительным фактором в сложившихся реалиях стала доступность донесения информации до широкой аудитории.…”

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“…Лонг, Л. Эллис, и Дж. Брейтуэйт «Исследования социальных сетей в медицинских учреждениях: разработка и сбор данных» [1]. Авторы полагают, что сейчас существуют неразрешимые проблемы, которые связаны с информационной средой и являются ключевыми для вызовов современной системы здравоохранения.…”

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“…Las redes sociales digitales según (Baker-Doyle & Yoon, 2020;Dodell-Feder, Shovestul, Woodyatt, Popov, & Germine, 2020;Pomare, Long, Churruca, Ellis, & Braithwaite, 2019;Stockdale & Coyne, 2020) es un espacio en el cual los individuos interactúan con otros mediante el uso de Internet, que se basa en software que permite el intercambio de información a través de mensajes, blogs, chats, entre otras opciones; asimismo, los grupos de personas que conforman una red pueden compartir intereses, opiniones, generar apoyo y ayuda, integrarse temáticamente, generar un sentido de pertenencia o sociabilizar.…”

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Estrategia alternativa para la resolución de conflictos en las redes sociales digitales

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2020

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Este artículo pretende proponer una estrategia para la resolución de conflictos en las redes sociales digitales, especialmente las más usadas Facebook e Instagram, dicho documento presenta un análisis teórico de los Medios Alternos de Solución de Conflictos (MASC) aplicados en contextos convencionales y su reestructuración como estrategia alternativa para atenuar los conflictos emergentes en las redes sociales digitales utilizando técnicas coercitivas y sancionatorias para minimizar los frecuentes problemas entre usuarios de dichas plataformas.

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Social network research in health care settings: Design and data collection

Cited by 34 publications

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Networks to strengthen community social capital for suicide prevention in regional Australia: The LifeSpan Suicide Prevention Initiative

Networks to strengthen community social capital for suicide prevention in regional Australia: The LifeSpan Suicide Prevention Initiative

Влияние Информационной Среды На Зож-Ориентированность Населения

Estrategia alternativa para la resolución de conflictos en las redes sociales digitales

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