Sentence examples for tailoring knowledge from inspiring English sources

Delivering the implementation program within communities of practice allows for co-constructing and tailoring knowledge to the personal learning needs [ 41].

This explains why, for some authors, the main challenge consists in tailoring knowledge in such a way that it will reach its target audience [ 10, 21].

Such interaction has been identified as important for the effective support of patients' self-management abilities [ 1– 4], for example, by identifying problems from the patient's perspective and tailoring knowledge and education to each patient's needs [ 5].

A self-directed learner takes responsibility for his or her knowledge production by becoming behaviorally and metacognitively active, and increased autonomy probably allows the participant to tailor knowledge production to his or her specific needs [ 12, 14].

Participants outlined a series of unmet health care needs, and stated that they wanted timely access to tailored knowledge about their condition, mechanisms to control and track their disease, and opportunities to share experiences with other patients.

Some of these elements were investigated through structured reflection with stakeholders [ 21] and our findings on the mechanisms for policy transfer and learning [ 38, 39] align strongly to elucidate the urgent need for comprehensive analysis of country context in order to tailor knowledge translation strategies.

Personalized feedback on compliance to statin therapy will be given through an existing tailored information module, tailoring on knowledge and personal beliefs about (the effect of) statin therapy, potential side effects of the prescribed drug and current compliance.

This quintessential British brand, owned by Trinity Limited of China, now has its largest customer base in China and has been gathering a tailor's knowledge of these new clients.

Then newspapers could insert advertisements that people could click on, or advertisements that were tailored to knowledge about the person reading the ad.

Software has historically been tailored for knowledge workers behind a desk, but activities away from the desk are particularly ripe for mobile innovation.

They are expected to provide tailored disease knowledge, be accessible to patients and facilitate peer support.