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International audienceSince the pioneering work of Simon, several avenues of research haveinvestigated the attention structuring processes in organizations. While theresearch based directly on Simon's theories focused on the role of managementtools in structuring attention, more recent research based on Weick's work hasfocused on the role of the cognitive processes of the actors rather than tools,emphasizing a particular pattern of action, namely mindfulness. In this study, were-examine the role of tools in the structuring of attention while recognizing theempowerment of the actors as described by Weick. In doing so, unlike themajority of current research, which focuses on mindfulness, we consider theexistence of patterns of actions that are different from mindfulness. An empiricalstudy in hospitals demonstrated a particular pattern of action that we callOrganizational Qui-Vive. This pattern consists of an action script, tools thatsupport the script, and processes that channel the attention of the actors.Organizational Qui-Vive is similar in structure to Mindfulness but differs in severalrespects. It alerts to a specified danger, it brings consciousness into the actionusing tools prepared in advance and gives meaning to the action through mutualunderstanding. We compare the two patterns linking attention and action to pointout the different structuring processes that respond to different situations.Organizational Qui-Vive is emerging as an intermediate structuring approach thatis heavily influenced by the importance of tools, but which neverthelessempowers the actors.Une étude empirique dans le domaine hospitalier a fait apparaître un pattern d’action particulier que nous proposons d’appeler Qui-Vive organisationnel. Ce pattern est composé d’un script d’action, de ressources instrumentales qui consolident le script, et de mécanismes qui orientent l’attention des acteurs. Le Qui-Vive organisationnel a une structure proche du « Mindfulness » mais s’en distingue sur plusieurs points : il met en alerte sur un danger spécifié, il met de la conscience dans l’action en s’appuyant sur des ressources instrumentales préparées à l’avance et renforce le sens de l’action par des mécanismes d’intercompréhension. La comparaison de deux patterns liant attention et action met en lumière des mécanismes de structuration différents qui répondent à des situations différentes. Le Qui-Vive organisationnel fait ainsi émerger une forme intermédiaire de structuration très marquée par l’importance de l’instrumentation, mais qui néanmoins préserve l’autonomie des acteurs

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