Theoretical concepts and their synergy applied to care work
| Temporal orientation in care practitioners’ agency | Past How the past influences on agency of care practitioner? | Present How care practitioner encounters the present situations with the clients and technologies? | Future How care practitioner sees the future of care? |
| Human agency–theory Temporal orientations manifesting in care | Iteration manifesting how tacit or routinized schemas developed through past interactions are applied, such as working according to ethical premises of care | Practical evaluation manifesting how concrete situations are solved deliberating between situational demands and broader view, such as how the future of care is seen | Projective shaping and giving direction to future possibilities, such as what care practitioners think technological development will lead to in care |
| Technology-in-practice Temporalities in technology use in relation to care work | Inertia type of enactment, with little interest to integrate technology in care work, preferring to retain their old way of caring | Application type of enactment to refine their existing ways of caring | Change type of enactment to alter their existing ways of caring and properties of technological artefact into new future way of doing |
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Source(s): Authors’ own work
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