| rationalization | developing techniques and methods | “The need for development is that the methods of surgery, anesthesia methods, and technology are developing so that you can treat more and more demanding patients, and it starts to show up in the numbers and in the hours of surgery.” |
| moralization | patient access to care | “Those patients who could do it that day are an extra day in the ward … Now those same patients are waiting day and night, in some ward, for access to surgery.” |
| “When the care guarantee is about to expire and the fact is that someone could sue me in court, when they already go, I’ve put two of them in there, I do tricks, and I know when I put these on the surgery list that these are not going to happen.” |
| delegitimization | “The first thing is people’s employment relationships. We know that this, the work, is not going to end. The amount of work will increase and when we go to the new organization, the need for staff will not decrease. I heard that they were looking for three new nurses for this on-call team, if the application offers a job for three months, I’m not terribly surprised if there are no applicants from far and wide … This is like a blessing that must come from the house level that something must change in basic policy |
| “The centralization thing, if it is coming, is it just so that they just come, that we are not asked at all, to say that we do not have facilities ready here … ” |
| “At some point we have to think about getting additional resources, because we haven’t found any good ideas from any direction without additional resources.” |