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Rebooting Healthcare: Deploying Collaborative Networks to Enhance Healthcare Effectiveness

Duraj, Patrik; Rizi, Kristian Werner
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2018
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The following Master Thesis investigates how Collaborative Networks may be

sustained in healthcare, by investigating their value creation and value

appropriation activities. Collaborative Networks have appeared, due to the

knowledge creation benefits these yield. In contrast to traditional forms of formal

inter-firm relations, community-based organizational designs rely on selforganizing

actors, who jointly create value. To facilitate this collaborative value

creation, the Collaborative Network organizations provide social- and technical

infrastructures. Hence, for the value creation to be sustained, these organizations

need to survive. Despite successful examples, little is still known about how

Collaborative Networks can be sustainably arranged.

This thesis is conducted as a qualitative case study, with semi-structured

interviews of several Collaborative Networks in healthcare, so-called Learning

Networks, conducting research- and Quality Improvement initiatives. The

interviews surfaced motivation and coordination as the core drivers of value

creation in the Learning Networks, which presently are sustained by external

funding sources. We find that the networks are not presently configured for

financial value appropriation. A link between value appropriation and value

creation is discovered, signaling that present value is sub-optimized. By increasing

the financial value appropriated by the network organizer, we argue how the

Learning Networks not only can ensure their sustainability, but even enhance their

value creation activities. We argue that the Learning Networks should move away

from their current scope of learning activities, to more permanent providers of care,

so-called Learning Health Systems.
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Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Business, Strategy - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2018
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