Hoewel het ingewikkeld is om te werken met (en over) schotten in de #zorg, zijn ze onmisbaar voor het functioneren van ons zorgsysteem, concluderen Duco Bannink en ik op basis van onderzoek naar de hervorming van langdurige zorg: socialevraagstukken.nl/zorg-is-gebaat…

NEW Blog from Policy & Politics on 'Analysing boundaries of health and social care in policy and media reform narratives: the epic and tragic narratives of policy reform' by Sarah van Duijn, Duco Bannink and @henknies. policyandpoliticsblog.com/2022/03/30/ana…

Epische en tragische retoriek speelt een belangrijke rol in (de implementatie van) #beleidshervorming zoals de Hervorming van Langdurige Zorg, maar zien we ook terug in niet democratische processen. Blog van mij, Duco Bannink, en @HenkNies. policyandpoliticsblog.com/2022/03/30/ana…

🚨NEW!! Sarah van Duijn, Duco Bannink, & @HenkNies analyze how epic and tragic stories are used by policy actors to reconfigure and (de)legitimise boundaries in policy design & implementation. doi.org/10.1332/030557…

They study these stories in media and policy documents around Dutch long-term care reform — one of the country’s most significant policy changes in decades 🏥

The article I wrote with Duco Bannink and @HenkNies on epic & tragic tales in policy reforms was selected as one of Policy & Politics Quarterly highlights and therefore freely accessible for 3 months! See the link below.

It’s here! #PhDresearch #PhDthesis Next step: getting into defense-preparation mode for June 27th.

Yesterday I defended my dissertation and obtained my PhD-degree (cum laude). I am thankful to all who were part of this special day, especially my supervisors, committee members, and paranymphs! #PhDDefense #PhDone

Don't miss this article -- "Analysing boundaries of health and social care in policy and media reform narratives" -- by Sarah van Duijn, Duco Bannink, & @HenkNies. It's currently available for 🆓 until the end of the month in our May-July 🌟Quarterly Highlights🌟 collection 👇

Can persuasive stories really impact policy making? 📖 Sarah van Duijn, Duco Bannink, & @HenkNies argue “yes!” in their article “Analysing boundaries of health and social care in policy and media reform narratives,” now in Issue 4⃣! doi.org/10.1332/030557…

Happy to have been part of the final episode of Science Dates! It was great discussing academic success, teaching and our ambitions with you Glenn Houtgraaf