As a consequence, executive branch officials are free to interpret their authority expansively, content in the knowledge that they likely will not be asked to justify the full scope of their actions to the pesky electorate.
It also enables applications to dynamically delimit the scopes of their actions, by providing support for IntentScopes resolution.
The comprehensive health- and well-being of their patients is their scope of action, and they adopt a perspective that draws very much on the individuality of each person and situation.
We postulate that we must find ways to comprehensively incorporate the spatial and temporal scope of our actions, their (unintended) effects, and the opportunities that they offer for decision-making processes.
Cultural theory argues that "how" we govern and manage health services depends on what we think about the nature of government organizations and the legitimacy of their scope of action.
If you're not convinced that the other side is trustworthy, you're going to try to limit their scope of action as much as possible.
The main focus of the analysis was on the participants' descriptions of themselves and on their scope of action in health issues.
Along with the path-dependent dynamics described above, this development indicates that the organizations had entirely forfeited their scope of action and did not perceive any strategic alternatives (Koch 2008, 2011).
Because the corridor of options is sacrificed for improving the fit of a strategic pattern to the given environmental conditions, affected organizations do not perceive any scope of action to adapt their strategic pattern to environmental changes (Sydow et al. 2009).
Frustration also emerged in GPs' accounts who, on the one hand, understood HPP as part of their day-to-day duties, and on the other, felt that a large part of the responsibility for the final success or failure lied outside their scope of action.
