Accreditation and Participatory Design: An Effects-Driven Road to Quality Development Projects

Jesper Simonsen; John Damm Scheuer

Accreditation and Participatory Design: An Effects-Driven Road to Quality Development Projects

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This paper presents a soft project management paradigm approach based on participatory design to assuring values and benefits in public projects. For more than a decade, quality development in the Danish healthcare sector has been managed with an accreditation system known as the Danish Quality Model (DQM). In 2015, in an attempt to reduce “bureaucratic process requirements” and “focus on specific goals and results,” the Danish government decided to discontinue this system (The Danish Ministry of Health, 2015, p. 2). In this paper, we introduce a participatory design approach known as effects-driven IT development and suggest how this approach may form a cornerstone of project management in a new quality-assurance program for the Danish healthcare sector.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Project Management for Achieving Change
Editors	Jan Pries-Heje, Per Svejvig
Number of pages	20
Place of Publication	Frederiksberg
Publisher	Roskilde Universitetsforlag
Publication date	2016
Pages	11-31
ISBN (Print)	978-87-7867-484-5
ISBN (Electronic)	9788778674944
Publication status	Published - 2016

Series	Danish Project Management Research Conference (DAPMARC)

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Vedhæftede fil er et preprint af kapitlet 'Accreditation and Participatory Design', parallelpubliceret med tilladelse fra forlaget.

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Clinical Communication
Simonsen, J. (Project manager), Hertzum, M. (Project participant), Scheuer, J. D. (Project participant), Karasti, T. H. (Project participant), Østergaard, K. L. (Project participant), Brandrup, M. (Project participant) & Torkilsheyggi, A. M. Á. (Project participant)
01/01/2013 → 30/06/2017
Project: Research
Effects-Driven IT Development
Simonsen, J. (Project manager), Hertzum, M. (Project manager), Granlien, M. S. (Project participant), Barlach, A. (Project participant), Karasti, T. H. (Project working partner), Brandrup, M. (Project participant), Scheuer, J. D. (Project working partner), Østergaard, K. L. (Project working partner), Torkilsheyggi, A. M. Á. (Project working partner), Gyldenkærne, C. (Project participant) & Bech, C. F. (Project participant)
The project is co-funded by CSC Scandihealth A/S, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, and Region Zealand
01/01/2005 → 30/06/2022
Project: Research

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Accreditation and Participatory Design: An Effects-Driven Road to Quality Development Projects. / Simonsen, Jesper ; Scheuer, John Damm.
Project Management for Achieving Change. ed. / Jan Pries-Heje; Per Svejvig. Frederiksberg: Roskilde Universitetsforlag, 2016. p. 11-31 (Danish Project Management Research Conference (DAPMARC)).

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Accreditation and Participatory Design: An Effects-Driven Road to Quality Development Projects

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