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Acceptability, feasibility and perceived benefits of integrating mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) into disease outbreak response in Western Uganda: a qualitative process evaluation study. [PDF]

BMJ Public Health
Yirdaw BA, Kalani K, Alkasaby M, Zhao Y, Wang L, Kwagala C, Mfitundinda E, Abbo C, Haque F, Eaton J.   +9 more
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Job Stress, Burnout and Healthcare Utilization: Evidence from a Systematic Literature Review and Implications for Future Research. [PDF]

Appl Health Econ Health Policy
Siaba S, Rivera B, Currais L.
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Using analogous sectors to build good practice resources in regulation of urban faecal sludge emptying and transport.

Environ Sci (Camb)
Grisaffi C, Leinster P, Ofori A, Gaspay SMA, Muheirwe F, Parker A.   +5 more
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Knowledge Intensive Business Services: A Second National Knowledge Infrastructure? [PDF]

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Economic cost of paediatric heart disease in the United Kingdom: A national tertiary healthcare and societal cost-of-illness analysis using real-world data

Naylor R, Buylova A, Shetty S, Witter T, Grant S, Byrne N, Pushparajah K.   +6 more
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Knowledge protection in knowledge‐intensive business services

Journal of Intellectual Capital, 2013
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine the issue of knowledge protection in knowledge‐intensive business services (KIBS). In particular, it addresses four research questions: do KIBS firms perceive the necessity to protect their knowledge? If so, do they protect it? What method (or combinations of methods) they typically use?
BOLISANI, ETTORE, PAIOLA, MARCO UGO, SCARSO, ENRICO   +2 more
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Knowledge-Intensive Business Services

2021
This chapter discusses the issues related to the knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS). It presents the genesis of these companies, their definitions and classifications. There is a lot of unanimity and ambiguity on the definition, classification and typology of knowledge-intensive business services companies, as well as the whole sector of such
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Knowledge-intensive service activities in software business

International Journal of Technology Management, 2008
In this study we focus on knowledge-intensive services used by small and medium-sized companies in the software industry. Our study explores the sources, use and perceived importance of different types of knowledge-intensive services in software business.
Risto Rajala, Mika Westerlund, Arto Rajala, Seppo Leminen   +3 more
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Knowledge-intensive business services in time of crisis: the coronavirus pandemic

foresight, 2021
Purpose Knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) firms focus on applying their expert knowledge to help solve the business problems of their clients: these clients confronted major new problems due to the COVID-19 pandemic and policy measures such as social distancing and travel restrictions, designed to reduce the rapid spread of the illness ...
Miles, Ian Douglas, Belousova, Veronika, Chichkanov, Nikolay, Krayushkina, Zhaklin   +3 more
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