Largely at odds with clinical and common wisdom, decades of research have shown that often SDI is not associated with tumor stage and/or with survival from cancer.
Yet little of the folk wisdom drew on the findings of research or had undergone scholarly testing.Part of the problem is the way that management research like so many areas of knowledge tends to explore ever more obscure topics as scholars seek out an unvisited niche.
Restoring it won't take just political courage: it will take wisdom to acknowledge the facts of research funding and its payback in lives, jobs, and the health of the national economy.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND The end of a historic, 13-month-long global debate over the safety and wisdom of H5N1 avian influenza research may finally be in sight.
This advisory group must bring together the nation's best thinkers from community, academic and workplace sectors, the people who can integrate the collective experience and wisdom of practitioners, community and research.
"Everyone's re-evaluating the wisdom of portal deals," said Jonathan Gaw, research manager at IDC, a technology research firm.
Hargadon, 2002) does not further investigate the notion of wisdom, and recent research on "boundary spanning" does not investigate the ways-of-being that undergird boundary spanning (Fox & Cooper 2013; Levina & Vaast 2005).
But Gretchen Morgenson, in her column in The New York Times, points to a study that challenges the accepted wisdom: "New research by Charles M. Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware, and Craig K. Ferrere, one of its Edgar S. Woolard fellows, begins by attacking this conventional wisdom.
A growing body of research suggests that, contrary to popular wisdom, a larger police presence in schools generally does little to improve safety.
With increasing longevity and a growing focus on successful aging, there has been a recent growth of research designed to operationalize and assess wisdom.
