The chronological process tends to focus on knowledge of one's condition, learning how to self-manage one's condition and developing expertise regarding one's condition (e.g., [ 29, 31, 34]).
Even as we try to predict the fallout of widespread societal change, our focus on knowledge can be one tangible way to help ease the process of conflict between continuity and change (Goldman 2011).
For example, one future systematic review may focus on knowledge synthesis methods for health services research and another may focus on knowledge synthesis of qualitative data.
"Western schools focus on knowledge," he says.
Critics of a religion — and of religion in general — usually focus on knowledge claims.
It is therefore disappointing to find such a narrow focus on knowledge and content in the secretary of state's proposals for our own curriculum.
With a focus on knowledge and on traditional academic subjects, he said, it would nudge England closer to the regimes of the higher-performing Asian countries.
Telling a reasonably effective modern company that it should focus on "knowledge creation" is rather like telling an orchestra that it should concentrate on "music making".
My focus on knowledge work has led me to explore areas where the assumptions don't hold very well.
A systematic assessment of existing knowledge should first focus on knowledge relevant to specific hazards and threats (UNISDR 2015a).
We argue that in order to understand the development of spin-offs, researchers should focus on "knowledge gaps" these new ventures encounter.
