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If they have some good strong points that they can bring up and discuss with management, administration, and the other board members, they could perhaps bring it back for discussion and open it up and see where it goes again. [Board P26] Board Approval Process for New Programs The IM center plan was shepherded through the approval process by two of the hospital’s vice presidents and a board advocate. The process included reviews by an initial planning committee, the Medical Executive Committee (MEC), and, finally, the board of directors.
After a lengthy group discussion, we identified the key sub-themes for each theme. ti codebook, and two team members applied them to the marked text segments. This pilesorting technique for identifying sub-themes is described by Lincoln and Guba (1985) and by Ryan and Bernard (2000). 32 Hospital-Based Integrative Medicine Finally, we used the coded transcripts as the basis for our analysis and report writing. The first step in our writing strategy was to create a detailed description for each sub-theme—a kind of qualitative univariate analysis.
In addition, the social network approach allows us to make sense of the structural (formal) organizational features as seen in a hospital organization chart as well as the informal relationships that people negotiate as they try to secure care for their clients. Once this range of relationships has been mapped, a more quantitative analysis can be applied. Through the use of this dual framework, we can draw attention to the importance of stakeholder beliefs and attitudes as well as the network of relationships that are established in a social system.