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Name of candidate: Jonathan Romm

Thesis title: Inside Healthcare Design Labs - Exploring the practice of healthcare service design in the context of embedded service design labs

Abbreviations: Coor – correction, Add – Added text

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correction New text 97 Figure 22 Figure 22: Images

from the third embedded service design lab intervention Photographs: Alex Assensi and Jonathan Romm

Corr Figure 22: Images from the third embedded service design lab

intervention and C3 dissemination event.

Photographs: Alex Assensi, Niklas Schmidt and Jonathan Romm. Actor mapping flags in top right by researcher Karianne Rygh.

109 Table 2,

3rd heading fo Corr to

112 Figure 24 -

caption Figure 24: Different levels of

conversations taking place during healthcare service design pro-cesses amid the complexities of healthcare. Adapted from (Romm, Dudani, et al., 2020)

Corr Figure 24: Different levels of

conversations taking place during healthcare service design pro-cesses amid the complexities of healthcare (adapted from Romm, Dudani, et al., 2020).

115 Table 3 -

caption Table 3: The three dimensions found to be used to create contextual design

Corr Table 3: The three dimensions found to be used to create contextual design

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facilitation tools.

Adapted from (Aguirre et al., 2017).

facilitation tools (adapted from Aguirre et al., 2017).

116 Figure 26 -

caption Figure 26:

Facilitation tools used in one codesign event promoting perspectivation, experiential and creative multiactor interactions.

Adapted from Aguirre et al.

(2017).

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Facilitation tools used in one codesign event promoting

perspectivation, experiential and creative multiactor interactions (adapted from Aguirre et al.

2017).

120 Figure 31 -

caption Figure 31: The different social subspaces that were used inside the embedded service design lab. Adapted from Romm, Agudelo, et al.

(2020, p. 15).

Corr Figure 31: The different social subspaces that were used inside the embedded service design lab (adapted from Romm, Agudelo, et al. 2020, p. 15).

138-139 Table 5 first number in all brackets

(see 5.2.1); (see 5.2.2); (see 5.2.3);

(see 5.2.4); (see 5.2.5); (see 5.2.6)

Corr (see 6.2.1); (see 6.2.2); (see 6.2.3);

(see 6.2.4); (see 6.2.5); (see 6.2.6) 175 Reference Vargo, S. L., &

Lusch, R. F. (2017).

Service-dominant logic 2025.

Corr Vargo, S. L., &

Lusch, R. F. (2016).

Service-dominant logic 2025.

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