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Abstract
This abstract is part of the seminar: New directions in the study and practice of rehabilitation – a turn towards sociology.
Professionals working in the field of rehabilitation are embedded in organisational contexts that shape the way services are provided. In Denmark, the public sector has the main responsible for delivering rehabilitation services. Consequently, public management and governance influence organisations and professionals in the field.
This presentation discusses the way public management and governance influence the implementation of an evidence‐based supported employment program known as ‘Individual placement and support’ (IPS). IPS support employment for people with mental illness. In Denmark, IPS has been implemented in cross‐sectoral collaboration between public employment services (PES) and mental health service (MES). IPS specialist were employed by PES and cooperated with MES. The implementation was influenced by management programs dominating the organisations involved.
MES were generally dominated by NPM programs, introduced to increase the cost‐effectiveness of services.
These programs involved the management of time and questions were raised about what kind of IPS activities were ‘time‐saving’ and which were ‘waste‐of‐time’.
PES was dominated by a bureaucratic logic and top‐down management program, initiative by The Danish Agency for Labour Market and Recruitment (STAR). These programs favored the use of internships, wage subsidies, and a ’train‐then‐place’ logic. IPS and the ‘place‐then‐train’ logic was a whole new way of working and was consequently challenged by existing rules, regulations and professionals’ norms.
References:
Bonfils, IS and Bangshaab, J, 2019. Rammer og vilkår for rehabilitering. In Petersen KS, Bonfils IS and
Schrøder I, (red.), Sociologi og rehabilitering. Munksgaard, Danmark.
Bonfils, IS, 2019. Implementering af IPS – individuelt planlagt job med støtte. Københavns
Professionshøjskole. Danmark.
Professionals working in the field of rehabilitation are embedded in organisational contexts that shape the way services are provided. In Denmark, the public sector has the main responsible for delivering rehabilitation services. Consequently, public management and governance influence organisations and professionals in the field.
This presentation discusses the way public management and governance influence the implementation of an evidence‐based supported employment program known as ‘Individual placement and support’ (IPS). IPS support employment for people with mental illness. In Denmark, IPS has been implemented in cross‐sectoral collaboration between public employment services (PES) and mental health service (MES). IPS specialist were employed by PES and cooperated with MES. The implementation was influenced by management programs dominating the organisations involved.
MES were generally dominated by NPM programs, introduced to increase the cost‐effectiveness of services.
These programs involved the management of time and questions were raised about what kind of IPS activities were ‘time‐saving’ and which were ‘waste‐of‐time’.
PES was dominated by a bureaucratic logic and top‐down management program, initiative by The Danish Agency for Labour Market and Recruitment (STAR). These programs favored the use of internships, wage subsidies, and a ’train‐then‐place’ logic. IPS and the ‘place‐then‐train’ logic was a whole new way of working and was consequently challenged by existing rules, regulations and professionals’ norms.
References:
Bonfils, IS and Bangshaab, J, 2019. Rammer og vilkår for rehabilitering. In Petersen KS, Bonfils IS and
Schrøder I, (red.), Sociologi og rehabilitering. Munksgaard, Danmark.
Bonfils, IS, 2019. Implementering af IPS – individuelt planlagt job med støtte. Københavns
Professionshøjskole. Danmark.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication date | 7 Sept 2021 |
| Number of pages | 1 |
| Publication status | Published - 7 Sept 2021 |
| Event | 24th World Congress in Rehabilitation International, Denmark: “Moving Society” - Online og fysisk, Århus, Denmark Duration: 9 Sept 2021 → 10 Sept 2021 Conference number: 24 https://www.riworldcongress2021.com/ |
Conference
| Conference | 24th World Congress in Rehabilitation International, Denmark |
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| Number | 24 |
| Location | Online og fysisk |
| Country/Territory | Denmark |
| City | Århus |
| Period | 09/09/21 → 10/09/21 |
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Keywords
- social work and social conditions
- health, nutrition and quality of life
Research output
- 1 Journal article
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Implementing the Individual Placement and Support approach in institutional settings for employment and mental health services: perceptions and challenges from a case study in Denmark
Bonfils, I. S., 2022, In: European Journal of Social Work. 25, 3, p. 471-484 14 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
Projects
- 1 Finished
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Individuel planlagt job med støtte (IPS) - implementering, organisering, erfaring
Salling Weber, S. (Co-researcher), Bonfils, I. B. S. (Principle researcher), Wedum, M. (Co-researcher), Hansson, B. (Co-researcher), Møller, J. R. (Co-researcher), Sehested, J. J. (Co-researcher), Buus, E. B. (Co-researcher) & Jensen, J. T. (Co-researcher)
01/08/16 → 30/09/19
Project: Research