Knowledge management in healthcare
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posted on 2024-06-06, 11:06 authored by SK Sharma, N Wickramasinghe, JND Gupta© 2009 by IGI Global. All rights reserved. Healthcare organizations are facing many challenges in the 21s t Century due to changes taking place in global healthcare systems. Spiraling costs, financial constraints, increased emphasis on accountability and transparency, changes in education, growing complexities of biomedical research, new partnerships in healthcare and great advances in IT suggest that a predominant paradigm shift is occurring. This shift is necessitating a focus on interaction, collaboration and increased sharing of information and knowledge which is in turn leading healthcare organizations to embrace the techniques of Knowledge Management (KM) in order to create and sustain optimal healthcare outcomes. This chapter describes the importance of knowledge management systems for healthcare organizations and provides an overview of knowledge management technologies and tools that may be used by healthcare organizations.
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1-4Pagination
186-197Publisher DOI
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9781605660516Publication classification
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Medical Informatics: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and ApplicationsUsage metrics
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