Knowledge Translation:
Knowledge translation is a relatively new research topic originating in fields of health sciences and economic development. It is of great interest to knowledge management researchers and practitioners
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2024
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| Schriftenreihe: | Working Methods for Knowledge Management Series
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| Zusammenfassung: | Knowledge translation is a relatively new research topic originating in fields of health sciences and economic development. It is of great interest to knowledge management researchers and practitioners |
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| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (303 Seiten) |
| ISBN: | 9781803828916 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction to the Series - Working Methods in Knowledge Management -- Joint Enterprise, Mutual Engagement and a Shared Repertoire -- Acknowledgments of Early Support -- Preface -- Overview of the Subject Matter -- Where the Topic Fits in the World Today -- Where the Book Fits in the Literature Today -- The Intended Audience for the Book -- Structure of the Book -- Chapter Summaries -- How the Book Impacts the Field -- Knowledge Translation - Concepts, Contexts and Value -- Chapter 1: Knowledge Economy, Knowledge Management and Knowledge Capital -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Capital -- Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Assets -- Knowledge Management and Knowledge Resources -- Knowledge Structure and Knowledge Dynamics -- Knowledge Capital -- The Emergence of Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 2: Knowledge Translation - History and Current Challenges -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About KT -- KT - Definition and Characterizations -- KT - Theory, Practice and Evolution -- Research Utilization and Uptake -- Evidence-based Practice -- Information Dissemination -- Current Challenges with KT Theory and Practice -- Relationship of KT to KM -- Relationship of KT to Communication Theory -- Relationship of KT to Linguistic Theory -- Relationship of KT to Business Performance Assessment -- Relationship of KT to Cultural Studies, Anthropology and Ethnography -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 3: Knowledge Translation - A Conceptual Model -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Need a Conceptual Model of Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation - A Model and a Framework -- The Knowledge Component -- Knowledge Assets | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Guiding Questions Pertaining To Knowledge Assets -- Actors -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Actors -- Relationships -- Guiding Questions Pertaining for Relationships -- The Translation Component -- Knowledge Articulation and Representation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Articulation -- Communication and Exchange -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Communications and Interactions -- Channels of Interaction -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Channels -- Scope of Translation in a Knowledge Ecosystem -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scope -- Scale of Translation in the Knowledge Ecosystem -- Micro-level - Person-to-Person Knowledge Translation -- Meso-level - Group to Group Translation -- Macro-level - Domain to Domain Knowledge Translation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scale -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation Competencies and Capabilities -- Chapter 4: Competences and Competencies in Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Competencies -- Competences and Competencies - Dealing with Ambiguity -- The Language Translation Model -- The Linguistic Competence -- The Translation Competence -- The Cultural Competence -- The Communication Competence -- The Domain Competence -- The Learning Competence -- The Problem-solving Competence -- The Digital Competence -- The Expert Knowledge Translation Model -- The Semantic Competence -- The Knowledge Dynamics Competence -- The Social Competence -- The Adversity Competence -- The Trust Competence -- The Interdisciplinary Knowledge Translation Model -- The Metaphorical Thinking Competence -- The Imagination Competence -- The Creativity Competence -- The Knowledge Integration Competence -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 5: Critical Capabilities for Knowledge Translation | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Capabilities -- Critical Capabilities - Definitions and Characterizations -- Creative Leadership -- Strategic Thinking -- Strategic Conversations -- Shared Value System -- Organizational Culture -- Knowledge Co-creation -- Organizational Learning -- Knowledge Security -- Knowledge Entropy -- Information Technology -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 6: Knowledge Translation Strategies - Understanding the Future -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies - Definition and Characterizations -- Predicting the Future -- Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 7: Planning for Channels -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Channels -- Communication Channels - Definition and Characterizations -- Channels and Scale and Type of Communication -- Micro-level -- Meso-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Macro-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Channels by Scale and Type of Communication -- Channels and the Representation of Knowledge -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 8: Monitoring and Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation Assessment - Definition and Characterization -- The Shifting Landscape of Assessment -- Assessing to Understand, Learn and Improve Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Initial State - Before Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Process - During Translation -- Assessment of the End State - After Translation -- Designing Assessment from the Knowledge Translation Framework -- Assessing the Scope of Knowledge Translation -- Assessing the Scale of Knowledge Translation | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Assessing the Translation of Knowledge -- Assessing the Translation Process -- Logistics and Mechanics of Assessment -- Who Conducts the Assessment -- When to Conduct an Assessment -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation in Practice -- Chapter 9: Knowledge Translation in Manufacturing -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Manufacturing Process - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors/Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Engineering Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- GTM Sales Engineers -- GTM Customer Service Engineers -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Translation -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 10: Knowledge Translation in Healthcare -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Healthcare - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors and Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Levels of Knowledge Translation -- Healthcare - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Healthcare Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- The Clinical Domain -- The Patient's Domain -- The Research and Education Domain -- The Healthcare Industry Domain -- Healthcare - Knowledge Translation in Disease Units -- Communications and Interactions -- The Translation of Knowledge From Science to Clinical Results -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Physician to the Patient -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Patient to the Physician | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Translation of Knowledge Among Clinicians With Different Expertise, Medical Scientists and Other Professionals in the Healthcare/Clinical Setting -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Central Government to Single Units -- The Translation of Knowledge From a Public Sector Entity to a Group of Citizens -- Business Case Review -- References -- Chapter 11: Knowledge Translation to Support Women's Reproductive Health -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Knowledge Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Stakeholders and Actors -- Scale of Knowledge Flows Across the Ecosystem -- Women's Reproductive Health - Knowledge Basics -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Actors -- Healthcare Intermediaries -- Women of Childbearing Age -- Healthcare Industry -- International Non-governmental Organization -- Medical Faculty, Students and Researchers -- Health Practitioners -- In-country Pharmacists and Traditional Medicine Practitioners -- Local Community -- In-country Spiritual and Cultural Authorities -- Women's Rights and Social Support Communities -- Knowledge Translation in Women's Reproductive Health -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 12: Knowledge Translation for Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Environment Context -- Technology Context -- Organizational Context -- Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Key Stakeholders and Actors -- Knowledge Flows by Levels of the Ecosystem | |
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| contents | Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction to the Series - Working Methods in Knowledge Management -- Joint Enterprise, Mutual Engagement and a Shared Repertoire -- Acknowledgments of Early Support -- Preface -- Overview of the Subject Matter -- Where the Topic Fits in the World Today -- Where the Book Fits in the Literature Today -- The Intended Audience for the Book -- Structure of the Book -- Chapter Summaries -- How the Book Impacts the Field -- Knowledge Translation - Concepts, Contexts and Value -- Chapter 1: Knowledge Economy, Knowledge Management and Knowledge Capital -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Capital -- Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Assets -- Knowledge Management and Knowledge Resources -- Knowledge Structure and Knowledge Dynamics -- Knowledge Capital -- The Emergence of Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 2: Knowledge Translation - History and Current Challenges -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About KT -- KT - Definition and Characterizations -- KT - Theory, Practice and Evolution -- Research Utilization and Uptake -- Evidence-based Practice -- Information Dissemination -- Current Challenges with KT Theory and Practice -- Relationship of KT to KM -- Relationship of KT to Communication Theory -- Relationship of KT to Linguistic Theory -- Relationship of KT to Business Performance Assessment -- Relationship of KT to Cultural Studies, Anthropology and Ethnography -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 3: Knowledge Translation - A Conceptual Model -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Need a Conceptual Model of Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation - A Model and a Framework -- The Knowledge Component -- Knowledge Assets Guiding Questions Pertaining To Knowledge Assets -- Actors -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Actors -- Relationships -- Guiding Questions Pertaining for Relationships -- The Translation Component -- Knowledge Articulation and Representation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Articulation -- Communication and Exchange -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Communications and Interactions -- Channels of Interaction -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Channels -- Scope of Translation in a Knowledge Ecosystem -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scope -- Scale of Translation in the Knowledge Ecosystem -- Micro-level - Person-to-Person Knowledge Translation -- Meso-level - Group to Group Translation -- Macro-level - Domain to Domain Knowledge Translation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scale -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation Competencies and Capabilities -- Chapter 4: Competences and Competencies in Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Competencies -- Competences and Competencies - Dealing with Ambiguity -- The Language Translation Model -- The Linguistic Competence -- The Translation Competence -- The Cultural Competence -- The Communication Competence -- The Domain Competence -- The Learning Competence -- The Problem-solving Competence -- The Digital Competence -- The Expert Knowledge Translation Model -- The Semantic Competence -- The Knowledge Dynamics Competence -- The Social Competence -- The Adversity Competence -- The Trust Competence -- The Interdisciplinary Knowledge Translation Model -- The Metaphorical Thinking Competence -- The Imagination Competence -- The Creativity Competence -- The Knowledge Integration Competence -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 5: Critical Capabilities for Knowledge Translation Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Capabilities -- Critical Capabilities - Definitions and Characterizations -- Creative Leadership -- Strategic Thinking -- Strategic Conversations -- Shared Value System -- Organizational Culture -- Knowledge Co-creation -- Organizational Learning -- Knowledge Security -- Knowledge Entropy -- Information Technology -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 6: Knowledge Translation Strategies - Understanding the Future -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies - Definition and Characterizations -- Predicting the Future -- Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 7: Planning for Channels -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Channels -- Communication Channels - Definition and Characterizations -- Channels and Scale and Type of Communication -- Micro-level -- Meso-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Macro-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Channels by Scale and Type of Communication -- Channels and the Representation of Knowledge -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 8: Monitoring and Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation Assessment - Definition and Characterization -- The Shifting Landscape of Assessment -- Assessing to Understand, Learn and Improve Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Initial State - Before Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Process - During Translation -- Assessment of the End State - After Translation -- Designing Assessment from the Knowledge Translation Framework -- Assessing the Scope of Knowledge Translation -- Assessing the Scale of Knowledge Translation Assessing the Translation of Knowledge -- Assessing the Translation Process -- Logistics and Mechanics of Assessment -- Who Conducts the Assessment -- When to Conduct an Assessment -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation in Practice -- Chapter 9: Knowledge Translation in Manufacturing -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Manufacturing Process - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors/Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Engineering Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- GTM Sales Engineers -- GTM Customer Service Engineers -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Translation -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 10: Knowledge Translation in Healthcare -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Healthcare - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors and Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Levels of Knowledge Translation -- Healthcare - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Healthcare Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- The Clinical Domain -- The Patient's Domain -- The Research and Education Domain -- The Healthcare Industry Domain -- Healthcare - Knowledge Translation in Disease Units -- Communications and Interactions -- The Translation of Knowledge From Science to Clinical Results -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Physician to the Patient -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Patient to the Physician The Translation of Knowledge Among Clinicians With Different Expertise, Medical Scientists and Other Professionals in the Healthcare/Clinical Setting -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Central Government to Single Units -- The Translation of Knowledge From a Public Sector Entity to a Group of Citizens -- Business Case Review -- References -- Chapter 11: Knowledge Translation to Support Women's Reproductive Health -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Knowledge Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Stakeholders and Actors -- Scale of Knowledge Flows Across the Ecosystem -- Women's Reproductive Health - Knowledge Basics -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Actors -- Healthcare Intermediaries -- Women of Childbearing Age -- Healthcare Industry -- International Non-governmental Organization -- Medical Faculty, Students and Researchers -- Health Practitioners -- In-country Pharmacists and Traditional Medicine Practitioners -- Local Community -- In-country Spiritual and Cultural Authorities -- Women's Rights and Social Support Communities -- Knowledge Translation in Women's Reproductive Health -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 12: Knowledge Translation for Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Environment Context -- Technology Context -- Organizational Context -- Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Key Stakeholders and Actors -- Knowledge Flows by Levels of the Ecosystem Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Knowledge Basics |
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| spelling | Bratianu, Constantin Verfasser aut Knowledge Translation 1st ed Leeds Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (303 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Working Methods for Knowledge Management Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction to the Series - Working Methods in Knowledge Management -- Joint Enterprise, Mutual Engagement and a Shared Repertoire -- Acknowledgments of Early Support -- Preface -- Overview of the Subject Matter -- Where the Topic Fits in the World Today -- Where the Book Fits in the Literature Today -- The Intended Audience for the Book -- Structure of the Book -- Chapter Summaries -- How the Book Impacts the Field -- Knowledge Translation - Concepts, Contexts and Value -- Chapter 1: Knowledge Economy, Knowledge Management and Knowledge Capital -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Capital -- Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Assets -- Knowledge Management and Knowledge Resources -- Knowledge Structure and Knowledge Dynamics -- Knowledge Capital -- The Emergence of Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 2: Knowledge Translation - History and Current Challenges -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About KT -- KT - Definition and Characterizations -- KT - Theory, Practice and Evolution -- Research Utilization and Uptake -- Evidence-based Practice -- Information Dissemination -- Current Challenges with KT Theory and Practice -- Relationship of KT to KM -- Relationship of KT to Communication Theory -- Relationship of KT to Linguistic Theory -- Relationship of KT to Business Performance Assessment -- Relationship of KT to Cultural Studies, Anthropology and Ethnography -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 3: Knowledge Translation - A Conceptual Model -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Need a Conceptual Model of Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation - A Model and a Framework -- The Knowledge Component -- Knowledge Assets Guiding Questions Pertaining To Knowledge Assets -- Actors -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Actors -- Relationships -- Guiding Questions Pertaining for Relationships -- The Translation Component -- Knowledge Articulation and Representation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Articulation -- Communication and Exchange -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Communications and Interactions -- Channels of Interaction -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Channels -- Scope of Translation in a Knowledge Ecosystem -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scope -- Scale of Translation in the Knowledge Ecosystem -- Micro-level - Person-to-Person Knowledge Translation -- Meso-level - Group to Group Translation -- Macro-level - Domain to Domain Knowledge Translation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scale -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation Competencies and Capabilities -- Chapter 4: Competences and Competencies in Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Competencies -- Competences and Competencies - Dealing with Ambiguity -- The Language Translation Model -- The Linguistic Competence -- The Translation Competence -- The Cultural Competence -- The Communication Competence -- The Domain Competence -- The Learning Competence -- The Problem-solving Competence -- The Digital Competence -- The Expert Knowledge Translation Model -- The Semantic Competence -- The Knowledge Dynamics Competence -- The Social Competence -- The Adversity Competence -- The Trust Competence -- The Interdisciplinary Knowledge Translation Model -- The Metaphorical Thinking Competence -- The Imagination Competence -- The Creativity Competence -- The Knowledge Integration Competence -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 5: Critical Capabilities for Knowledge Translation Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Capabilities -- Critical Capabilities - Definitions and Characterizations -- Creative Leadership -- Strategic Thinking -- Strategic Conversations -- Shared Value System -- Organizational Culture -- Knowledge Co-creation -- Organizational Learning -- Knowledge Security -- Knowledge Entropy -- Information Technology -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 6: Knowledge Translation Strategies - Understanding the Future -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies - Definition and Characterizations -- Predicting the Future -- Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 7: Planning for Channels -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Channels -- Communication Channels - Definition and Characterizations -- Channels and Scale and Type of Communication -- Micro-level -- Meso-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Macro-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Channels by Scale and Type of Communication -- Channels and the Representation of Knowledge -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 8: Monitoring and Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation Assessment - Definition and Characterization -- The Shifting Landscape of Assessment -- Assessing to Understand, Learn and Improve Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Initial State - Before Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Process - During Translation -- Assessment of the End State - After Translation -- Designing Assessment from the Knowledge Translation Framework -- Assessing the Scope of Knowledge Translation -- Assessing the Scale of Knowledge Translation Assessing the Translation of Knowledge -- Assessing the Translation Process -- Logistics and Mechanics of Assessment -- Who Conducts the Assessment -- When to Conduct an Assessment -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation in Practice -- Chapter 9: Knowledge Translation in Manufacturing -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Manufacturing Process - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors/Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Engineering Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- GTM Sales Engineers -- GTM Customer Service Engineers -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Translation -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 10: Knowledge Translation in Healthcare -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Healthcare - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors and Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Levels of Knowledge Translation -- Healthcare - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Healthcare Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- The Clinical Domain -- The Patient's Domain -- The Research and Education Domain -- The Healthcare Industry Domain -- Healthcare - Knowledge Translation in Disease Units -- Communications and Interactions -- The Translation of Knowledge From Science to Clinical Results -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Physician to the Patient -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Patient to the Physician The Translation of Knowledge Among Clinicians With Different Expertise, Medical Scientists and Other Professionals in the Healthcare/Clinical Setting -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Central Government to Single Units -- The Translation of Knowledge From a Public Sector Entity to a Group of Citizens -- Business Case Review -- References -- Chapter 11: Knowledge Translation to Support Women's Reproductive Health -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Knowledge Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Stakeholders and Actors -- Scale of Knowledge Flows Across the Ecosystem -- Women's Reproductive Health - Knowledge Basics -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Actors -- Healthcare Intermediaries -- Women of Childbearing Age -- Healthcare Industry -- International Non-governmental Organization -- Medical Faculty, Students and Researchers -- Health Practitioners -- In-country Pharmacists and Traditional Medicine Practitioners -- Local Community -- In-country Spiritual and Cultural Authorities -- Women's Rights and Social Support Communities -- Knowledge Translation in Women's Reproductive Health -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 12: Knowledge Translation for Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Environment Context -- Technology Context -- Organizational Context -- Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Key Stakeholders and Actors -- Knowledge Flows by Levels of the Ecosystem Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Knowledge Basics Knowledge translation is a relatively new research topic originating in fields of health sciences and economic development. It is of great interest to knowledge management researchers and practitioners Knowledge management Garcia-Perez, Alexeis Sonstige oth Mas, Francesca Dal Sonstige oth Bedford, Denise Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Bratianu, Constantin Knowledge Translation Leeds : Emerald Publishing Limited,c2024 9781803828909 |
| spellingShingle | Bratianu, Constantin Knowledge Translation Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction to the Series - Working Methods in Knowledge Management -- Joint Enterprise, Mutual Engagement and a Shared Repertoire -- Acknowledgments of Early Support -- Preface -- Overview of the Subject Matter -- Where the Topic Fits in the World Today -- Where the Book Fits in the Literature Today -- The Intended Audience for the Book -- Structure of the Book -- Chapter Summaries -- How the Book Impacts the Field -- Knowledge Translation - Concepts, Contexts and Value -- Chapter 1: Knowledge Economy, Knowledge Management and Knowledge Capital -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Capital -- Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Assets -- Knowledge Management and Knowledge Resources -- Knowledge Structure and Knowledge Dynamics -- Knowledge Capital -- The Emergence of Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 2: Knowledge Translation - History and Current Challenges -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About KT -- KT - Definition and Characterizations -- KT - Theory, Practice and Evolution -- Research Utilization and Uptake -- Evidence-based Practice -- Information Dissemination -- Current Challenges with KT Theory and Practice -- Relationship of KT to KM -- Relationship of KT to Communication Theory -- Relationship of KT to Linguistic Theory -- Relationship of KT to Business Performance Assessment -- Relationship of KT to Cultural Studies, Anthropology and Ethnography -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 3: Knowledge Translation - A Conceptual Model -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Need a Conceptual Model of Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation - A Model and a Framework -- The Knowledge Component -- Knowledge Assets Guiding Questions Pertaining To Knowledge Assets -- Actors -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Actors -- Relationships -- Guiding Questions Pertaining for Relationships -- The Translation Component -- Knowledge Articulation and Representation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Articulation -- Communication and Exchange -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Communications and Interactions -- Channels of Interaction -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Channels -- Scope of Translation in a Knowledge Ecosystem -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scope -- Scale of Translation in the Knowledge Ecosystem -- Micro-level - Person-to-Person Knowledge Translation -- Meso-level - Group to Group Translation -- Macro-level - Domain to Domain Knowledge Translation -- Guiding Questions Pertaining to Scale -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation Competencies and Capabilities -- Chapter 4: Competences and Competencies in Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Competencies -- Competences and Competencies - Dealing with Ambiguity -- The Language Translation Model -- The Linguistic Competence -- The Translation Competence -- The Cultural Competence -- The Communication Competence -- The Domain Competence -- The Learning Competence -- The Problem-solving Competence -- The Digital Competence -- The Expert Knowledge Translation Model -- The Semantic Competence -- The Knowledge Dynamics Competence -- The Social Competence -- The Adversity Competence -- The Trust Competence -- The Interdisciplinary Knowledge Translation Model -- The Metaphorical Thinking Competence -- The Imagination Competence -- The Creativity Competence -- The Knowledge Integration Competence -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 5: Critical Capabilities for Knowledge Translation Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Capabilities -- Critical Capabilities - Definitions and Characterizations -- Creative Leadership -- Strategic Thinking -- Strategic Conversations -- Shared Value System -- Organizational Culture -- Knowledge Co-creation -- Organizational Learning -- Knowledge Security -- Knowledge Entropy -- Information Technology -- Chapter Summary -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 6: Knowledge Translation Strategies - Understanding the Future -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies - Definition and Characterizations -- Predicting the Future -- Strategies -- Knowledge Translation Strategies -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 7: Planning for Channels -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Channels -- Communication Channels - Definition and Characterizations -- Channels and Scale and Type of Communication -- Micro-level -- Meso-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Macro-level Knowledge Translation and Channels -- Channels by Scale and Type of Communication -- Channels and the Representation of Knowledge -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 8: Monitoring and Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Chapter Summary -- Why We Care About Assessing Knowledge Translation -- Knowledge Translation Assessment - Definition and Characterization -- The Shifting Landscape of Assessment -- Assessing to Understand, Learn and Improve Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Initial State - Before Knowledge Translation -- Assessment of the Process - During Translation -- Assessment of the End State - After Translation -- Designing Assessment from the Knowledge Translation Framework -- Assessing the Scope of Knowledge Translation -- Assessing the Scale of Knowledge Translation Assessing the Translation of Knowledge -- Assessing the Translation Process -- Logistics and Mechanics of Assessment -- Who Conducts the Assessment -- When to Conduct an Assessment -- Chapter Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Knowledge Translation in Practice -- Chapter 9: Knowledge Translation in Manufacturing -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Manufacturing Process - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors/Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Engineering Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- GTM Sales Engineers -- GTM Customer Service Engineers -- Manufacturing - Knowledge Translation -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 10: Knowledge Translation in Healthcare -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Domain Overview -- Healthcare - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- Ecosystem View of the Domain -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Actors and Stakeholders -- Knowledge Flows -- Levels of Knowledge Translation -- Healthcare - Knowledge Basics -- Internal Knowledge Flows -- Knowledge Flows Involving External Stakeholders -- Healthcare Knowledge Flows - Key Actors -- The Clinical Domain -- The Patient's Domain -- The Research and Education Domain -- The Healthcare Industry Domain -- Healthcare - Knowledge Translation in Disease Units -- Communications and Interactions -- The Translation of Knowledge From Science to Clinical Results -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Physician to the Patient -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Patient to the Physician The Translation of Knowledge Among Clinicians With Different Expertise, Medical Scientists and Other Professionals in the Healthcare/Clinical Setting -- The Translation of Knowledge From the Central Government to Single Units -- The Translation of Knowledge From a Public Sector Entity to a Group of Citizens -- Business Case Review -- References -- Chapter 11: Knowledge Translation to Support Women's Reproductive Health -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Knowledge Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Knowledge Stakeholders and Actors -- Scale of Knowledge Flows Across the Ecosystem -- Women's Reproductive Health - Knowledge Basics -- Women's Reproductive Health - Key Actors -- Healthcare Intermediaries -- Women of Childbearing Age -- Healthcare Industry -- International Non-governmental Organization -- Medical Faculty, Students and Researchers -- Health Practitioners -- In-country Pharmacists and Traditional Medicine Practitioners -- Local Community -- In-country Spiritual and Cultural Authorities -- Women's Rights and Social Support Communities -- Knowledge Translation in Women's Reproductive Health -- Business Case Review -- References and Recommended Future Readings -- Chapter 12: Knowledge Translation for Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation -- Chapter Summary -- Introduction and Background -- Overview of the Domain -- Environment Context -- Technology Context -- Organizational Context -- Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Key Components from a Knowledge Perspective -- The Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation Ecosystem -- Knowledge Structures -- Key Stakeholders and Actors -- Knowledge Flows by Levels of the Ecosystem Cross-country Technology Design and Implementation - Knowledge Basics Knowledge management |
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