Nurse middle managers' dispositions of habitus a bourdieusian analysis of supporting role behaviors in Dutch and American hospitals

P. C B Lalleman; G. A C Smid; M. D. Lagerwey; L. Oldenhof; M. J. Schuurmans

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Nurse middle managers' dispositions of habitus a bourdieusian analysis of supporting role behaviors in Dutch and American hospitals

P. C B Lalleman^*, G. A C Smid, M. D. Lagerwey, L. Oldenhof, M. J. Schuurmans

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A Magnet-related program has been recently adopted in the Netherlands. Support for staff nurses from nurse middle managers (NMMs) is a key component of such a program. A Bourdieusian ethnographic organizational case study in 4 hospitals in the Netherlands and the United States (Magnet, Magnet-related, and non-Magnet) was conducted to explore NMMs' supporting role behavior. Bourdieus concepts of habitus, field, and capital guided the analysis. Eight dispositions constitute NMMs habitus. A caring, clinical, and scientific disposition enhances NMMs' capital in particular organizations-as-fields. Further research is necessary to link Magnet (-related) program characteristics to various configurations of dispositions of NMMs habitus.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	E1-E16
Journal	Advances in Nursing Science
Volume	38
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1097/ANS.0000000000000083
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2015

Keywords

Bourdieu
Dispositions of habitus
Hospital
International
Magnet
Multisited
Nurse middle managers
Organizational ethnography
Supportive roles

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