Sentence examples for mobilising knowledge from inspiring English sources

Such activity would also fulfil the much needed translational gaps that currently exist by mobilising knowledge (i.e., clinical guidelines) into practice using an evidence based and pragmatic method.

Formal communities of practice, together with an individual's interpersonal networks, are key to mobilising knowledge and as an extension of this, in getting research implemented.

In this article we argue that projects interact with the organisation's knowledge base primarily through three key activities: (a) by mobilising knowledge that is needed to meet project objectives; (b) by creating knowledge within and through the project; and (c) by integrating knowledge during the project.

In doing this dissemination role, they are acting as knowledge brokers, sharing and mobilising knowledge, 6 9 and boundary spanners, crossing language, understanding and practice divides.

We must mobilise the data to serve the purpose, rather than mobilising for mobilising sake.

They can improve knowledge, skills and attitudes of individual patients, but also contribute to mobilising and empowering patients as a group, for instance to demand better access and quality of treatment.

Similarly, it is possible that mobilising a sub-set of a population is easier than mobilising entire communities.

People with diabetes who are surrounded by others with personal experience of type 2 diabetes are likely to have better opportunities for mobilising support resources compared to those in networks with relatively fewer people with personal experience or knowledge.

Public opinion was for mobilising and managing.

With both sides mobilising, tension is high across Libya.

Spain shows how mobilising younger people is possible.