Soraia Chung Saura, Ana Cristina Zimmermann
Traditional Sports and Games: Intercultural Dialog, Sustainability, and Empowerment
Frontiers in psychology
professional identity development focus research education practice lack professional identity impacts changes pharmacists roles practice particularly prevalent primary care teams research uses goffmanian theory microsociologic interactional theory describe outcomes role negotiation integrated primary care teams multiple case study done per yin used interviews documents collect data interviews used storytelling format gather information pharmacists role negotiation team four six interviews done case data analyzed iterative manner using qualitative approach leuven including narrative reports created case five cases recruited three cases completed case pharmacist passive role negotiation allowed actors decide tasks value likely passivity due professional identities supportive physician identities led focus pharmacists need develop multicase study demonstrated pharmacists professional identity led passivity valued expected whether pharmacists selflimited previously seen needs better defined unclear archetypes reduced tasks identified unique pharmacist goffmanian theory highlighted key success future pharmacist role negotiation clear professional identity pharmacists society including team members occurs risk underuse primary care team settings