The ability to recruit, initially train, and facilitate the ongoing knowledge-base development of informatics researchers and professionals is of the utmost importance in terms of realizing the benefits of the previously defined informatics translational cycle.
The only problem with the quiz is that it assumes you have an ongoing knowledge of current politics, events, military actions, treaties and the like, as the included "learn more" links didn't provide any additional information on the topic.
The study design already includes an ongoing knowledge translation and exchanges (KTE) component.
Many of our results, including the importance of workflow integration, well designed user interfaces, ongoing knowledge management and intentional interaction among stakeholders, confirm statements made by others based on their experience and expert opinion [ 6, 36- 41].
The data collected in these large public repositories represent valuable and significant resources for ongoing knowledge extraction.
Knowledge exchange is a flexible process that must be monitored, reflected on and continuously refined, and where possible, steps should be taken to ensure a legacy of ongoing knowledge exchange beyond initial research funding.
Greater ongoing knowledge of regional critical care resources may help us respond to increases in demand from unpredictable events such as infectious outbreaks or regional medical emergencies.
This could include when attending for contraception, difficulty conceiving, treatment or disease review, or other routine health promotion, and use ongoing knowledge of patients' social and cultural contexts.
Primary care practitioners may be well placed to capitalise on these opportunities given ongoing knowledge not only of patients' medical histories and healthcare but also of their social and cultural contexts, such as new relationships.
This of course reinforces the ongoing theme that Knowledge does not properly include judgments of external sense.
So, too, is the intent for the ongoing expansion of knowledge.
