Knowledge management in occupational health, consequences for structures and functions

Dijk, F. J. H. van; Hugenholtz, N. I. R.; A-Tjak, M.; Schreinemakers, J.F.

doi:10.1016/j.ics.2006.02.065

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“…This implies high demands on the availability of relevant knowledge and information (17). Scientific knowledge has always played an important role in occupational health, but the traditional health surveillance methods for determining the time trends of different pathologies are not easy to interpret because over time many confounders and causal factors can interact and change.…”

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Trends and priorities in occupational health research and knowledge transfer in Italy

Rondinone¹,

Boccuni²,

Iavicoli³

2010

Scand J Work Environ Health

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Trends and priorities in occupational health research and knowledge transfer in Italy

Rondinone¹,

Boccuni²,

Iavicoli³

2010

Scand J Work Environ Health

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“…In this context, knowledge based Health VCs can play a major role by providing a platform for e-education and knowledge exchange between peers. The creation of virtual network of experts open the road to test new kind of cooperation paradigms and peer-to-peer e-educational paradigms (van Dijk, Hugenholtz, A-Tjak, & Schreinemakers, 2006).…”

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confidence: 99%

Knowledge Management in Healthcare

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Subercaze

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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Aporte De Los Sistemas De Gestión en Prevención De Riesgos Laborales a La Gestión De La Salud Y Seguridad en El Trabajo

Montealegre

Velandia

2012

Mov. cient.

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La salud y seguridad en el trabajo (SST) es un enfoque de la prevención de riesgos profesionales que requiere del aporte de diferentes disciplinas, entre ellas, las ciencias económicas y de la administración. Por ello, ha surgido una variedad de sistemas de gestión de la salud y seguridad en el trabajo (SGSST) que la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) buscó unificar a través de las Directrices relativas a los SGSST. El estudio buscó identificar los elementos de las directrices presentes en los diferentes SGSST publicados. Para ello, se efectuó una revisión sistemática exploratoria en las bases de datos WilsonWeb, Lilacs, PAHO, Science Direct) y un portal de información técnica Prevención Integral. Se encontraron 271 artículos, de los cuales 39 fueron incluidos. Se concluyó que los elementos planteados en las directrices de la OIT pueden ser integrados a otros sistemas de gestión y garantizan la activa participación de los actores de los niveles directivos, tácticos y operacionales de cualquier organización, lo cual implica cambios estructurales y culturales para la misma; por ello, lo que se busca es que el experto en salud y seguridad conozca y se apropie de esta herramienta entendiéndola como un facilitador para la consecución de sus objetivos a partir del potencial de la organización.

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Knowledge management in occupational health, consequences for structures and functions

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Trends and priorities in occupational health research and knowledge transfer in Italy

Trends and priorities in occupational health research and knowledge transfer in Italy

Knowledge Management in Healthcare

Aporte De Los Sistemas De Gestión en Prevención De Riesgos Laborales a La Gestión De La Salud Y Seguridad en El Trabajo

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