Titlebook: ECSCW 2013: Proceedings of the 13th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 21-2; Olav W. Bertelsen,Luigina Ciolfi,Geo

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The Collaborative Work of Heritage: Open Challenges for CSCW,w of key issues relating to social and cooperative interactions—particularly around the design and use of technology—at heritage sites that have emerged in CSCW, and pertaining the conduct of visitors, the design and evaluation of interactive installations for guidance and access, and the creation o

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,“Drops Hollowing the Stone”: Workarounds as Resources for Better Task-Artifact Fit,tions that focus on different aspects of this phenomenon. We also report a case study in a large hospital where we discussed with some key users the opportunity of a tool that could promote awareness of existing workarounds, as a way to provide feedback on the actual use of an IT application in a bo

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,Physicians’ Progress Notes,al settings, has not been subjected to systematic study under CSCW auspices. While several studies have addressed the role of the medical record in patient care, they have not dealt specifically with the role, structure, and content of the progress notes. As a consequence, CSCW research has not yet

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Moving Healthcare to the Home: The Work to Make Homecare Work,nt kinds of work, and also if all the tasks involved in homecare could and should be labeled work. Finally, the paper looks into what kinds of work is delegated to machines and how this affects the work performed by people. One of the main conclusions from this analysis is that seeing the many diffe

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The Social Life of Tunes: Representing the Aesthetics of Reception,fe gather at pub sessions to play tunes together. Due to the ethos of traditional music, the . of tunes is a constant aesthetic concern. Drawing on the aesthetics of reception, I show how arriving at the proper “text” of a tune poses unique challenges. Rather than simply reading notes on sheet music

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Achieving Continuity of Care: A Study of the Challenges in a Danish and a US Hospital Department,m a CSCW perspective can help us understand what makes continuity of care in practice. In this paper, we show how collaborative technologies are appropriated differently in two cases, one in Denmark and the other in the US. We illustrate how this appropriation is dependent on challenges particular t

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