Table 2 Examples from the data analysis
From: Interprofessional communication in a psychiatric outpatient unit – an ethnographic study
Semantic units | Codes | Categories | Teams | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
The nurse believes that there are classic symptoms but does not want to make a diagnosis herself. | Responsibility | Streamlining workflow | Workload Alone in responsibility | |
“You get to make rating scales with the patient but can’t interpret them.“ | New work assignments | |||
The psychiatrist raises his hand to speak. | Code of conduct | Structure and order | Leadership Hierarchy | |
The nurse constantly turns to the psychologist and asks for his opinion. | Gives freedom but maintains order- Power | It affects interprofessional communication. | ||
Now you can lift what is difficult and get heard and trusted. | “An open-minded atmosphere – climate” | Behaviours | A constant reminder lies over them like a wet blanket | |
When her case is done, the nurse scrolls on her phone during the conference. | Laissez-faire | |||
We are a good unit and team; we take care of ourselves. | Acceptance of the situation and each other |