Navigation and medicine are frequent examples of expert knowledge.
In knowledge engineering it is usual to develop ontologies from scratch, using expert interviews as the source of expert knowledge.
Booth found that linking CoPs in different sites via the virtual college accelerated their guideline development process for nurses [ 31] and Curran's rural emergency departments benefited from their city cousins sharing expert knowledge and from the use of knowledge experts [ 40].
Our ultimate goal is to expedite novel cancer drug development by stimulating the translation of lab discoveries into novel cancer treatments, fostering collaborations in clinical cancer drug development, and sharing expert knowledge and medical practices between China and the United States.
Our ultimate goal is to conquer cancer by encouraging the translation of experimental findings into novel cancer therapies, fostering collaborations in clinical cancer drug development, and sharing expert knowledge and medical practices between China and the United States.
Our ultimate goal is to expedite novel cancer drug development by stimulating the translation of laboratory findings into novel cancer therapies, fostering collaborations in clinical cancer drug development, and sharing expert knowledge and medical practices between China and the United States.
Four of the nurse participants often felt the clinical expert was not always willing to share their expert knowledge or skills, preferring to keep it to themselves: some experts are very powerful in the profession.
The close community of technical experts allowed for sharing of knowledge and best practices, and these stakeholders were therefore able to come together to generate a more focused and combined approach to advocate for MNDs to have higher priority of the government agenda.
"But the main benefit is sharing of knowledge.
Another outcome of the T.Arc.H.N.A. project has been to establish a methodology for addressing the problem of knowledge accessibility and the sharing of experts' perspectives.
This, coupled with the reality that health professionals, in virtue of their expert knowledge, will always be in a position of power, further complicates genuine power-sharing in participatory health programmes.
