A Service Oriented Framework for Mobile Business Virtual Communities

Subercaze, Julien; Maret, Pierre; Calmet, Jacques; Pawar, Pravin

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-84837-2_51

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“…In this context, Virtual Knowledge Communities present an efficient way to model KM in organization since it integrates the MAS approach and the ontological representation of Knowledge. Virtual model Knowledge Communities' model has been used for business (Subercaze, Pawar, Maret, & Calmet, 2008) as well as for health care purposes (El Morr, Subercaze, Maret, & Rioux, 2008).…”

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Knowledge Management in Healthcare

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Handbook of Research on Developments in E-Health and Telemedicine

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While knowledge management (KM) is becoming an established discipline with many applications and techniques, its adoption in health care has been challenging. Though, the health care sector relies heavily on knowledge and evidence based medicine is expected to be implemented in daily health care activities; besides, delivery of care replies on cooperation of several partners that need to exchange their knowledge in order to provide quality of care. In public health decision is mainly based on data and a shift is needed towards evidence based decision making. It is obvious that health care can profit from many advantages that KM can provide. Nevertheless, several challenges are ahead, some are proper to KM and other particular to the health care field. This chapter will overview KM, its methods and techniques, and provide and insight into health care current challenges and needs, discuss applications of KM in health care and provide some future perspectives for KM in health care.

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Knowledge Management in Healthcare

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Subercaze

Handbook of Research on Developments in E-Health and Telemedicine

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“…The VKC paradigm has been succesfully applied to several application domains, including context-aware applications [14], mobile applications [15] and E-Health [7].…”

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Virtual knowledge communities for semantic agents

Subercaze

Maret

2011

Proceedings of the International Conference on Web Intelligence, Mining and Semantics

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Virtual Knowledge Communities are a well suited paradigm for decentralized knowldege exchanges and they have been applied in several domains. In this paper we investigate the implementation of virtual knowledge communities with semantic agents. Using the SAM (Semantic Agent Modeling) approach, we show that agents can exchange community related concepts (in OWL) and behavior (in SWRL). Agents can then learn and adapt new community-related behavior, which is usefull when changing the role or entering into a new environment. For this purpose, we formalize Virtual Knowledge Communities in a set-theoretic way and we implement this formalization in an OWL ontology. Some examples of community representation using our formalization are presented in this paper.

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Abstraction-Based Information Technology: A Framework for Open Mechanized Reasoning

Calmet¹

2009

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A Service Oriented Framework for Mobile Business Virtual Communities

Cited by 9 publications

References 16 publications

Knowledge Management in Healthcare

Knowledge Management in Healthcare

Virtual knowledge communities for semantic agents

Abstraction-Based Information Technology: A Framework for Open Mechanized Reasoning

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