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    The document discusses two articles about knowledge management (KM) in healthcare. The first article from 2010 provides an overview of KM, its methods and techniques, and discusses challenges and opportunities for applying KM in healthcare. The second 2003 article envisions a KM-enabled healthcare management system that would help integrate clinical, administrative and financial processes through a common technical architecture and provide decision support for clinical and administrative decision making. It describes the KM capabilities, technical infrastructure and decision support architecture needed for such a system.

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    The document discusses two articles about knowledge management (KM) in healthcare. The first article from 2010 provides an overview of KM, its methods and techniques, and discusses challenges and opportunities for applying KM in healthcare. The second 2003 article envisions a KM-enabled healthcare management system that would help integrate clinical, administrative and financial processes through a common technical architecture and provide decision support for clinical and administrative decision making. It describes the KM capabilities, technical infrastructure and decision support architecture needed for such a system.

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    The document discusses two articles about knowledge management (KM) in healthcare. The first article from 2010 provides an overview of KM, its methods and techniques, and discusses challenges and opportunities for applying KM in healthcare. The second 2003 article envisions a KM-enabled healthcare management system that would help integrate clinical, administrative and financial processes through a common technical architecture and provide decision support for clinical and administrative decision making. It describes the KM capabilities, technical infrastructure and decision support architecture needed for such a system.

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    The document discusses two articles about knowledge management (KM) in healthcare. The first article from 2010 provides an overview of KM, its methods and techniques, and discusses challenges and opportunities for applying KM in healthcare. The second 2003 article envisions a KM-enabled healthcare management system that would help integrate clinical, administrative and financial processes through a common technical architecture and provide decision support for clinical and administrative decision making. It describes the KM capabilities, technical infrastructure and decision support architecture needed for such a system.

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    Knowledge Management in Healthcare

    Christo El Morr York University, Canada

    Julien Subercaze Université de Lyon, France

    2010

    Abstract

    While knowledge management (KM) is becoming an established discipline with many

    applications and techniques, its adoption in health care has been challenging. Though, the health

    care sector relies heavily on knowledge and evidence based medicine is expected to be

    implemented in daily health care activities; besides, delivery of care replies on cooperation of

    several partners that need to exchange their knowledge in order to provide quality of care. In

    public health decision is mainly based on data and a shift is needed towards evidence based

    decision making. It is obvious that health care can profit from many advantages that KM can

    provide. Nevertheless, several challenges are ahead, some are proper to KM and other particular

    to the health care field. This chapter will overview KM, its methods and techniques, and provide

    and insight into health care current challenges and needs, discuss applications of KM in health

    care and provide some future perspectives for KM in health care.

    Knowledge management-enabled health care management systems: capabilities,

    infrastructure, and decision-support

    RanjitBose

    January 2003,
    Abstract

    The health care industry is increasingly becoming a knowledge-based community that is

    connected to hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and customers for sharing knowledge, reducing

    administrative costs and improving the quality of care. Thus, the success of health care depends

    critically on the collection, analysis and seamless exchange of clinical, billing, and utilization

    information or knowledge within and across the above organizational boundaries. This research

    envisions a knowledge management-enabled health care management system that would help

    integrate clinical, administrative, and financial processes in health care through a common

    technical architecture; and provides a decision support infrastructure for clinical and

    administrative decision-making. Hence, the objective of this research is to present and describe

    the knowledge management capabilities, the technical infrastructure, and the decision support

    architecture for such a health care management system. The research findings would immensely

    help the health care information technology (IT) managers and knowledge based system

    developers to identify their IT needs and to plan for and develop the technical infrastructure of

    the health care management system for their organizations.

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