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Eskedal Nordbø, Nicolay

7. term

Social Work, Bachelor

2015

This thesis examines the network meeting as relational social work in psychiatry, focusing on people with co-occurring substance use and mental illness (ROP) and their relatives. It aims to explore how network-meeting–oriented practice can strengthen public services and ensure genuine user involvement, and to identify current challenges facing such meetings. The study argues for complementing a narrow medical model with a contextual understanding of mental health problems and positions the network meeting as a key arena for collaboration and decision-making. Methodologically, it adopts a qualitative, hermeneutic approach using semi-structured in-depth interviews with relevant professionals and experts (e.g., the PiO Centre, Section for Psychosis Treatment, and practitioners with ODIN experience), optionally supported by quantitative data for triangulation. The analysis pays particular attention to Open Dialogue and the ODIN model (Open Dialogues In Network meetings) to determine what differentiates these interventions and whether ODIN offers advantages that warrant broader implementation. The intended contribution is practice-oriented, implementable knowledge on interprofessional collaboration, service quality, and flexible support in network meetings; specific findings are not presented in this excerpt.

Denne opgave undersøger netværksmødet som relationelt socialt arbejde i psykiatrien med fokus på borgere med samtidig rus- og psykisk lidelse (ROP) og deres pårørende. Formålet er at belyse, hvordan netværksmøde-orienterede indsatser kan styrke det offentlige hjælpesystem og sikre reel brugerinvolvering, samt hvilke aktuelle udfordringer netværksmødet står overfor. Opgaven argumenterer for at supplere en snæver medicinsk model med en kontekstuel forståelse af psykiske lidelser og ser netværksmødet som et centralt rum for samarbejde og beslutningstagning. Metodisk anvendes en kvalitativ, hermeneutisk tilgang med semistrukturerede dybdeinterviews med relevante fagpersoner og eksperter (fx PiO-senteret, Seksjon for Psykosebehandling og miljøer med erfaring fra ODIN-projektet), eventuelt suppleret af kvantitative data til at underbygge udsagn. Analysen fokuserer særligt på Åben Dialog og ODIN-modellen (Open Dialogues In Network meetings) for at afdække, hvad der adskiller disse netværksinterventioner, og om ODIN rummer fordele, der kan retfærdiggøre bredere implementering. Projektet sigter mod praksisnær, implementerbar viden om tværfagligt samarbejde, kvalitet og fleksible tilbud i netværksmøder; konkrete resultater fremgår ikke af dette uddrag.

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• How professionals experience working with "Open Dialogues In Network meetings" (The ODIN-model) (2016)