Table 3 Categories of motives in the...

Table 3

Categories of motives in the external context for stimulating professionals’ sharing and application of knowledge

3. Motives related to policy	4. Other motives
3.1 National policy on disability Focus on involuntary care* Focus on inclusion,† Laws and regulations* 3.2 Policy of other organizations providing care and support for persons with intellectual disabilities Policy decisions on client target group Autonomy of knowledge policy*,†	4.1 Labor market shortage,† (quality of care threatened by lack of qualified professionals) 4.2 Insufficient educational provision (lack of state-of-the-art knowledge on IDC) 4.3 Participation in collaborative partnerships (eye-opener to CEO) 4.4 Negative public image of organization (caused by incidents)

3. Motives related to policy	4. Other motives
3.1 National policy on disability Focus on involuntary care* Focus on inclusion,† Laws and regulations 3.2 Policy of other organizations providing care and support for persons with intellectual disabilities Policy decisions on client target group Autonomy of knowledge policy,†	4.1 Labor market shortage,† (quality of care threatened by lack of qualified professionals)4.2 Insufficient educational provision (lack of state-of-the-art knowledge on IDC)4.3 Participation in collaborative partnerships (eye-opener to CEO)4.4 Negative public image of organization (caused by incidents)

Notes:

Examples given in parenthesis.

* = cluster contains codes identifying areas of concern; † = cluster contains codes on challenges.

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