Ninna Meier studies organisation and management of public sector organisations. She has researched public sector organisations since 2009, particularly clinical managerial work in hospitals, coordination practices, and standard in health care work. In her latest project, she researched efforts to create coherency in patient pathways across organizational and professional boundaries in three large hospital wards. She is a qualitative researcher particularly interested in clinical managerial work practices, coherency across boundaries, the role of space, materiality and relational aspects of work, and how to study, analyse, and write about context in health care research. 

With Charlotte Wegener, Department of Communication, she is exploring the role of writing in achieving impact and innovation in practice - in what they call the Open Writing project. The latest blog post on the London School of Economics Impact blog can be accessed here: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2016/11/04/engaging-with-the-process-of-writing-can-connect-researcher-and-reader-and-foster-real-innovation-and-impact/