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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Knowledge brokers"”.
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Shifting Technologies: Neoliberalization of the Welfare State in South Korea, 1997--2001
… was managed by various social agents or ""crisis knowledge brokers."" These social agents include governmental managers, experts from academic and research institutions, social activists and social workers, journalists, and Public Works Program workers. The thesis analyzes these social agents' …
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Transforming knowledge, crossing boundaries: exploring educational knowledge brokering
Aim: To investigate the concept of educational knowledge brokering (activities aimed at better connecting research to practice and policy in the educational ecosystem) in terms of its processes and implications for practice, with a focus on mathematics education but with broader implications for …
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The Evolving Project Management Office as a Tacit to Explicit Knowledge Broker
… and efficient retrieval and utilization of knowledge within the organization’s business units. While explicit knowledge is more easily recorded, tacit or qualitative (i.e., “sticky”) knowledge is seldom easy to transfer. Internal sharing and retrieval of this knowledge are essential core …
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How and what do science advisers learn? Insights from environmental science-policy in the UK
… educators, science-policy researchers, and knowledge brokers.
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The Imperatives of Health and Weight in Primary Care Clinics: Current and Envisioned Practices
… ways in which clinicians used epidemiological knowledge to guide action varied. In the continuing professional development workshop, the Network’s vision moved obesity management closer to the logic of care, in part translating some obesities into a chronic disease frame through the folding in …
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An empirical investigation of expertise matching within academia
… have realized that effective management of their knowledge assets is important to survival in today s competitive business environment. Consequently an Organizational Memory (OM) is used to store what has been learned from the past in order that it can be reused by current and future employees. …
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Knowledge Translation Practices Of Health Services Research Organizations In The United States
… responded to a survey about their organizations' knowledge translation practices. The survey instrument and knowledge translation framework were based largely on work conducted by Lavis, Robertson, Woodside, McLeod, and Abelson (2003a) in Canada. Findings from this empirical study expanded the …