Improving laboratory diagnostic capacities of emerging diseases using knowledge mapping

Cargnel, Mickaël; Bianchini, Juana; Welby, Sarah; Koenen, F.; Stede, Yves Van der; Clercq, Kris De; Saegerman, Claude

doi:10.1111/tbed.13768

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“…Stirling and Scoones (2009) noted that governance of infectious disease risks (e.g., requires an understanding of often indeterminate interactions between diverse, complex, open, and dynamic human and natural systems. Furthermore, the findings of Cargnel et al (2021) revealed the usefulness of knowledge mapping as a tool for visualising and identifying gaps and ultimately gaining insight into alternatives for better preparedness and responsiveness in different epidemiological scenarios. Therefore, mapping and sharing knowledge on public health emergencies, such as COVID-19, could allow key knowledge to be rapidly identified and could connect various users and stakeholders at various levels, e.g., national, regional and international levels.…”

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An evaluation of critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic

Abdalla

Renukappa

Suresh

2022

JKM

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Purpose The ability to manage the COVID-19 pandemic is contingent upon the ability to effectively manage its heterogeneous knowledge resources. Knowledge mapping represents a great opportunity to create value by bringing stakeholders together, facilitating comprehensive collaboration and facilitating broader in-depth knowledge sharing and transfer. However, identifying and analysing critical knowledge areas is one of the most important steps when creating a knowledge map. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to appraise the critical knowledge areas for managing COVID-19, and thereby enhance decision-making in tackling the consequences of the pandemic. Design/methodology/approach The methodological approach for this study is a critical literature review, covering publications on knowledge management, knowledge mapping and COVID-19. EBSCOhost, PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct, TRID, Web of Science and Wiley Online Library were searched for full text, peer-reviewed articles written in English that investigated on critical knowledge areas for managing the spread of COVID-19. After full screening, 21 articles met the criteria for inclusion and were analysed and reported. Findings The study revealed seven critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic. These are cleaning and disinfection; training, education and communication; reporting guidance and updates; testing; infection control measures, personal protective equipment; and potential COVID-19 transmission in health and other care settings. The study developed a concept knowledge map illustrating areas of critical knowledge which decision-makers need to be aware of. Practical implications Providing decision-makers with access to key knowledge during the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be crucial for effective decision-making. This study has provided insights for the professionals and decision-makers identifying the critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Social implications The study advances the literature on knowledge management and builds a theoretical link with the management of public health emergencies. Additionally, the findings support the theoretical position that knowledge maps facilitate decision-making and help users to identify critical knowledge areas easily and effectively. Originality/value This study fills gaps in the existing literature by providing an explicit representation of know-how for managing the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper uses an objective and qualitative approach by reviewing related publications, reports and guidelines in the analysis. The concept map illustrates the critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Section: Knowledge Mappingmentioning

confidence: 99%

An evaluation of critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic

Abdalla

Renukappa

Suresh

2022

JKM

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“…Cargnel et al improved the laboratory diagnostic research capacity of emerging diseases using knowledge mapping. Raju Vaishya has examined the trend of publishing in 3D printing in the eld of orthopedics using KMD (Cargnel et al 2020). Zhao conducted research to reveal the general state of research on the Ebola virus by mapping knowledge of the Ebola virus literature around the world (Zhao et al 2015).…”

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Mapping Global Knowledge Domain, Research in Information Retrieval in Medical Sciences: A Scientometric and Evaluative Study

Sheikhshoaei

Roshandel

Zarinbal

et al. 2021

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Objective: The main goal of this paper is to visualize and draw the intellectual and cognitive structures of information retrieval (IR) in the medical sciences through the use of Science Mapping. Methods: This Scientometrics research has been undertaking using Mapping Knowledge Domain (MKD) methods and drawing scientific maps to analyze scientific products and show their trends. In this study, we recruited all documents indexed in the Web of Science database (WOS), with the topic of storing and retrieval of information in medical sciences. To analyze the results, 3 software SciMAT-v1.1.04, VOSviewer-v1.6.14, CitNetExplorer_v1.0.0 were used. Results: Our results show that most scientific productions in this field fall into two categories: 1. Effective methods of organizing information and 2. Application and operation of IR system in the process of intelligent questioning and answering, and analyzing information behaviors of physicians and health professionals". The results showed that the similarity index increased over time from 0.43 to 0.71. Analysis of the findings shows that Similarity measures, Expert systems, Concepts, Experience, Answers, and Multi-model IR clusters are considered as mature and completely centralized clusters in the first quarter of the strategic chart. Conclusions: The effectiveness of scientific documents based on answering clinical questions and focusing on health professionals' information behaviors has increased compared to search methods and tools.

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Knowledge Graph Service System Based on Data Fusion Technology

Wang

2023

2023 International Conference on Applied Intelligence and Sustainable Computing (ICAISC)

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Improving laboratory diagnostic capacities of emerging diseases using knowledge mapping

Cited by 4 publications

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An evaluation of critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic

An evaluation of critical knowledge areas for managing the COVID-19 pandemic

Mapping Global Knowledge Domain, Research in Information Retrieval in Medical Sciences: A Scientometric and Evaluative Study

Knowledge Graph Service System Based on Data Fusion Technology

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