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Section I. Healthcare knowledge management: innovations and new understanding -- Building new healthcare management paradigms: a case for healthcare knowledge management / A.N. Dwivedi, R.K. Bali and R.N.G. Naguib -- Clinical knowledge management - a model for primary care / Simon de Lusignan and Judas Robinson -- Role of information professionals as intermediaries for knowledge management in evidence based health care / Gabby Fennessy and Frada Burstein -- Healthcare knowledge management and information technology: a systems understanding / Rajneesh Chowdhury -- Medical technology management in hospital certification in Mexico / Martha R. Ortiz Posadas -- Section II. Approaches, frameworks, and techniques for healthcare knowledge management -- Healthcare knowledge sharing: purpose, practices and prospects / Syed Sibte Raza Abidi -- Healthcare knowledge management: incorporating the tools, technologies, strategies and process of knowledge management to effect superior health care delivery / Nilmini Wickramasinghe -- The hidden power of social networks and knowledge sharing in health care / Jay Liebowitz -- Constructing healthcare knowledge / Zhichang Zhu -- Narratives in health care / Chu Keong Lee and Schubert Foo -- Application service provider technology in the healthcare environment / A. Miguel Cruz, Denis E. Rodriquez, Cameron Barr and M.C. Sanchez -- Secured electronic patient records content exploitation / John Puentes, Gouenou Coatrieux and Laurent Lecornu -- Section III. Healthcare knowledge management implementations: evidence from practice -- Knowledge management and the national health service in England / Caroline De Brún -- Knowledge management and the national health service in Scotland / Oliver Harding and Ann Wales -- Knowledge management for primary health care services / Alan Eardley and Alex Czerwinski -- We haven't got a plan, so what can go wrong? Where is the NHS coming from? / Annette Copper -- Healthcare knowledge management: knowledge management in the perinatal care environment / Monique Frize, Robin C. Walker and Christina Catley. |
