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Journal of Information & Knowledge Management, 2012
In 2002, Tom Wilson argued about knowledge management (KM) "that the bandwagon lacks wheels". In the same issue of the same journal, Leonard Ponzi and Michael Koenig posited that KM was perhaps "in the process of establishing itself as a new aspect of management". Who was correct?
Michael E. D. Koenig, David A. Jank
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In 2002, Tom Wilson argued about knowledge management (KM) "that the bandwagon lacks wheels". In the same issue of the same journal, Leonard Ponzi and Michael Koenig posited that KM was perhaps "in the process of establishing itself as a new aspect of management". Who was correct?
Michael E. D. Koenig, David A. Jank
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Psychopathology of Common Sense
Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology, 2001It is well established by psychopathological research that disorders of self-experience are among the main features of schizophrenic prodromes in a pathogenetic sense. Disorders of the phenomenal self, as "lack of ipseity" (the vanishing of the feeling of being embedded in oneself and of distinctiveness between the self and the outer world) and "hyper-
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Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews, 1984
This article examines the nature of the relationship between psychology and common sense. It is postulated that common sense may be categorized in three ways: (a) as a set of shared fundamental assumptions, (b) as a set of maxims or shared beliefs, and (c) as a shared way of thinking. It is further argued that psychology has and should have a different
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This article examines the nature of the relationship between psychology and common sense. It is postulated that common sense may be categorized in three ways: (a) as a set of shared fundamental assumptions, (b) as a set of maxims or shared beliefs, and (c) as a shared way of thinking. It is further argued that psychology has and should have a different
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The Hastings Center Report, 1990
Common-Sense Morality There is considerable arbitrariness in any selection of philosophical work within the last year or so that is both unlikely to have gained the attention of most bioethics scholars outside of philosophy and of special importance for bioethics.
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Common-Sense Morality There is considerable arbitrariness in any selection of philosophical work within the last year or so that is both unlikely to have gained the attention of most bioethics scholars outside of philosophy and of special importance for bioethics.
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The common sense of the community
Cell, 2022Maternal and childhood mortality are health indicators that show very wide gaps between rich and poor, and between countries. The 2022 John Dirks Global Health Award recognizes Zulfiqar Bhutta "for the development and evaluation of evidenced-based interventions in child and maternal health for marginalized populations, focusing on outcomes for the ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1963
At this writing, at least six bills are pending before the Congress of the United States which would impose restrictive measures upon the use of vertebrate animals in research, experiments, testing, and training. Similar legislative measures have been introduced from time to time for nearly 75 years, but Congress, in its wisdom, has maintained a ...
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At this writing, at least six bills are pending before the Congress of the United States which would impose restrictive measures upon the use of vertebrate animals in research, experiments, testing, and training. Similar legislative measures have been introduced from time to time for nearly 75 years, but Congress, in its wisdom, has maintained a ...
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Journal of Radiological Protection, 2002
This note builds on recent articles about the development of new ICRP recommendations by supporting the use of common sense in optimisation; use of an additional criterion relating to technology-based principles is suggested to support utility- and equity-based criteria. This is taken forward by use of authoritative good practice safety precautions and
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This note builds on recent articles about the development of new ICRP recommendations by supporting the use of common sense in optimisation; use of an additional criterion relating to technology-based principles is suggested to support utility- and equity-based criteria. This is taken forward by use of authoritative good practice safety precautions and
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Emergency Nurse, 2007
As many of us know, information technology (IT) can be both a wonder and a disaster. The challenge for the NHS is to avoid the disasters while harnessing the wonders to benefit patient care.
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As many of us know, information technology (IT) can be both a wonder and a disaster. The challenge for the NHS is to avoid the disasters while harnessing the wonders to benefit patient care.
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British Journal of Nursing, 2008
Determined and resolute words from the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, on an emotive issue which has understandably provoked passionate feelings both for and against it – United Kingdom (UK) organ donation and a proposed system of ‘presumed consent’.
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Determined and resolute words from the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, on an emotive issue which has understandably provoked passionate feelings both for and against it – United Kingdom (UK) organ donation and a proposed system of ‘presumed consent’.
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