"Scissors, Please": The Practical Accomplishment of Surgical Work in the Operating Theater
"Scissors, Please": The Practical Accomplishment of Surgical Work in the Operating Theater
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DOI：
10.1525/si.2011.34.3.398
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发表时间：
2011-06-01
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Kneebone, Roger
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作者：
Bezemer, Jeff;Murtagh, Ged;Kneebone, Roger
本文的重点是手术室中的专业活动。我们探讨外科医生和护士如何组织他们的活动，如何利用社交互动来帮助构建和定义情境，以及如何构建和导向知识差异。我们利用符号互动主义、民族方法论和对话分析中的一些想法和概念来分析音频和视频录制的互动小片段。该分析重点关注外科医生和护士如何请求、提供和使用手术器械，展示了手术工作是如何通过谈话和身体行为完成的。我们的结论是，经过详细研究，外科医生和护士之间的社会互动在分析上与他们工作的“技术”要求密不可分。
The focus of this article is on professional activity in the operating theater. We explore how surgeons and nurses organize their activities, how social interaction is used to help structure and define situations, and how differentials in knowledge are constructed and oriented to. We utilize some ideas and concepts from symbolic interactionism, ethnomethodology, and conversation analysis to analyze small clips of audio- and video-recorded interaction. Focusing on how surgeons and nurses request, provide, and apply surgical instruments, the analysis shows how surgical work is accomplished through talk and bodily conduct. We conclude that, examined in detail, the social interaction between surgeons and nurses is analytically inseparable from the "technical" demands of their work.