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Book SynopsisThis book examines how interprofessional collaboration and service user participation are challenged in multi-agency meetings, demonstrating how collaborative and integrated welfare policy is contingent on the interactional practices of professionals and service users and providing examples of best practice.
Table of ContentsIntroduction ~ Kirsi Juhila, Tanja Dall, Christopher Hall, and Juliet Koprowska From a collaborative and integrated welfare policy to frontline practices ~ Kirsi Juhila, Suvi Raitakari, Dorte Caswell, Tanja Dall and Monika Wilińska Examining talk and interaction in meetings of professionals and service users ~ Christopher Hall and Tanja Dall How chairs use the pronoun ‘we’ to guide participation in rehabilitation team meetings ~ Tanja Dall and Dorte Caswell Working within frames and across boundaries in core group meetings in child protection ~ Christopher Hall and Stef Slembrouck Alignment and service user participation in low- threshold meetings with people using drugs ~ Suvi Raitakari, Johanna Ranta and Sirpa Saario Sympathy and micropolitics in return- to- work meetings ~ Pia H. Bülow and Monika Wilińska Negotiating epistemic rights to knowledge concerning service users’ recent histories in mental health meetings ~ Kirsi Juhila, Lisa Morriss and Suvi Raitakari Relational agency and epistemic justice in initial child protection conferences ~ Juliet Koprowska
