This was reflected in the comments made, with many midwives stating that they need more information and knowledge to inform parents effectively.
Not that the current demographic make-up of councillors necessarily stops them from doing a good job - many have buckets of experience and knowledge to inform their decisions.
"As a nation, we've wasted what students know about their own classroom experiences instead of using that knowledge to inform school reform efforts".
Read as much as you can in an active rather than a passive way, considering what makes a novel effective; if you can identify the novel's success criteria, hopefully you can use this knowledge to inform your own work.
"The early black political studies folks had a clear political agenda vis-à-vis their relationship to their universities and to use their knowledge to inform and advance black folks," Mr. Dodson said.
There is a wealth of incredible knowledge to inform our practice so that we are not forced to practise blindly or base decisions on gut feeling, which leads to danger.
By appointing a medical practitioner to serve as his CSA, governor Fashola has demonstrated the power of leading by learning.The recognition of the key role advisers play demonstrates how cities in Africa can leverage scientific and technical knowledge to inform their decision-making Ebola is rolling back years of economic effort in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea.
There, his wide knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics was especially helpful in providing robust scientific analyses during his tenure as president of Science for Peace, an organisation founded during the cold war, dedicated to the use of scientific knowledge to inform and change public policy.
We analyzed and organized operator knowledge to inform project goals.
Despite that headache disorders impose such disability worldwide, knowledge to inform policy is still incomplete.
