Integrating a horizontal acquisition needs knowledge, routines, and processes different from integrating a vertical or lateral acquisition.
In some areas, however, for example, when charging indoors, there is a lack of knowledge, routines, and rules.
Even if radiographers have theoretical knowledge, routines in the clinical situation are often based on unconscious habitual behaviours [54], which might influence the newly qualified radiographer's opportunity to implement her/his theoretical knowledge in clinical practice, thus affecting both her/his self-assessed level and use of competence.
Another framework introduced the concept of mapping out knowledge, routines, capabilities, and inertia as a tool to advance KM in an organization or unit.
The organization of software design knowledge for routine use is mandatory if we are to realize the upcoming generation of software-intensive systems.
Effectively translating scientific knowledge into routine practice, however, involves more than good science.
Several provinces have been supported in updating health workers knowledge on routine immunization, cold chain and vaccines management through series of refreshing training.
This finding indicates a clear need for continuation of training in order to maintain knowledge and routine obstetric skills of healthcare workers.
Robust decision support systems are a pivotal tool for moving knowledge into routine practice and an important component of a NHII.
Trauma care is stressful and characterised by uncertainty, and, as such, gaps between knowledge and routine practice may evolve [ 22, 23].
