However, a vicious cycle can exist in which efforts to develop a knowledge base that will satisfy demands for Evidence Based Practice (EBP) are hampered by limited music therapy practice, which is partially due to the lack of current evidence.
They also need to develop a knowledge base by clearly defining issues (e.g. the level of abstraction, use of existing knowledge, internal consistency) (Aldrich and Fiol 1994), Mason and Dunnil (2008b) point out the importance of widely accepted technical standards because the lack of early agreement on standards might be damaging to the human spare parts industry.
In this paper, we present a data driven method to develop a knowledge base relating drugs to pathological conditions through their therapeutic indications.
The purpose of KNHANES is to establish national health policy and to develop a knowledge base for the evaluation of health risk factors and health indicators.
Ideally, it would be valuable to capture team teaching electronically to develop a knowledge base of team teachings that would provide knowledge that could be used in future team meetings.
In the United States, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has created the National Center for Toxicogenomics (NCT) to provide a reference system of genomewide gene expression data and to develop a knowledge base of chemical effects in biological systems (Tennant 2002).
Researchers and clinicians are sometimes reported to be working in isolation from each other thereby compromising coordinated attempts to develop a knowledge base [ 49]; a strength of this study is that it represents a multidisciplinary collaboration involving researchers, clinicians and parent advisors.
Promoting this type of knowledge-sharing across regions will enable us to take a more pro-active approach to developing a knowledge base that, as recommended by the Organizational Review, will create greater strategic coherence that will benefit all.
In this paper, detailed rules are explained for developing a knowledge based engineering (KBE) application.
With the support of City University of Hong Kong, a research project was initiated to develop a knowledge-based expert self-assessment (KES) training toolkit on measuring and assessing organisational performance based on the evaluation criteria of a renowned Business Excellence Model the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (MBNQA).
The continuation of our method to develop a knowledge-based decision support design system is presented.
