...Yuanqing Cai; Zhezhe Duan; Xingyu Qian Purpose This study investigates how social networks transcend professional barriers to facilitate knowledge sharing in China's medical organizations, examining the mediating roles of positive emotions and relationship quality and exploring configurational...

... of healthcare professionals (Kim et al., 2012 ; Karamitri et al., 2017 ; Nicolini et al., 2008). However, the complex and fragmented nature of healthcare knowledge presents challenges to optimized knowledge sharing within these organizations (Nicolini et al., 2008...

..., focusing on the mundane work performed by a variety of human and nonhuman agents. Information retrieval Evidence-based practice Knowledge sharing The paper is organized as follows. We start by examining the main concepts and arc of development of the field of information behavior. We...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Professionals Health care Broker Knowledge sharing Patients Networks Nations such as the UK are looking for ways to redesign the delivery of care with a variety of managerial approaches being introduced (NHS Plan, 2019). Such plans often...

...Tiago Gonçalves; Carla Curado; Andrea Raymundo Balle Purpose Literature addressing psychosocial factors’ relation with knowledge sharing in healthcare organizations is still scarce, being of extreme shortage in specific environments, such as healthcare research centers. This paper investigates...

... by the embedded Economist Program with its emphasis on pre-implementation, knowledge mobilisation and parallel site capacity development sets out how research can be flexibly produced to improve health services. Economics Health services Knowledge sharing Local area networks Partnering Research...

... services, which are consistently identified as a major complicating factor to integrated or coordinated working (e.g. Cregård, 2018 ; Nancarrow and Borthwick, 2005). The second perspective presents the concept of knowledge sharing, which offers an approach to thinking about inter-professional...

... Emergency services Knowledge sharing Networks Community relations Research in emergency care is challenging: the acuity of potential participants, the paucity of “research culture,” the frequent inability to obtain patient consent in a traditional manner and the exhaustive nature of delivering...

... Governance Qualitative research Strategy Knowledge sharing Pharmaceuticals In order to provide high quality care while keeping health care systems affordable and accessible, many countries are moving toward a population-based approach. The assumption underlying a population-based approach...

... in multiple workplaces Performance Reputation Expertise Workforce Knowledge sharing The study of professional expertise can cast light on performance beyond competency, i.e., exceptional performance. The motivation for studying experts and expertise stems from trying to understand...

... like clinical practice guidelines onto complex healthcare context. Health services Knowledge sharing The creation and sharing of knowledge – or knowledge translation (KT) – is considered important in the development and delivery of timely and innovative products and services (Orlikowski...

... as organizational communication and knowledge; and reflect on the implications for leadership and management. Health care Leadership Knowledge sharing Safety Communication Relational models of leadership are characterized not as individual behaviours but rather as a shared social process...

... hypotheses: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Performance Knowledge sharing Teamwork Health care Teams Questionnaires Knowledge integration Shared mental model Xyrichis and Ream (2008) emphasized that the health professionals “have complementary backgrounds and skills...

... 2014 Knowledge sharing Action research Evidence-based practice Research methods Implementation Research methodology It often takes many years for treatments and management interventions that have been found to be more effective to be widely implemented. Interest about, and research...

... by highlighting how management literature on knowledge and learning theories might inform health services research on knowledge translation. In tandem, we synthesised key themes from the broader management literature on knowledge sharing and “transfer” processes. Whilst some priority was given to papers...

... for an iterative process that combines evidence by focusing on the explicative mechanisms that underlie the intervention. Marc Lemire can be contacted at: marc.lemire@umontreal.ca © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Quality improvement Performance measurement Knowledge sharing Continuous...

... Authors 2011 Knowledge sharing Evidence‐based practice Evidence Health care Primary care National Health Service Public policy In this paper, we take a reflective stance on the gap between policy and practice in the reform of health care. We attempt to rethink and understand...

... to healthcare organisations is commented upon. Five aspects of trust are identified as meriting further investigation. Trust Measurement Organizational change Uncertainty management Knowledge sharing Whilst (or perhaps because) it is a concept in everyday colloquial use, trust has proved...