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Retention of preclinical knowledge by clinical students

Medical Education, 1987
Summary. To form a sound foundation for clinical subjects, oral biology must be taught in such a way that information gained early in the dental course is remembered when required in the clinical years. Knowledge retention was assessed by having students answer 20 sets of five multiple answer, multiple choice ...
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Impact of Interactive Learning on Knowledge Retention

2007
There is amble evidence that supports true interactivity, both in the interface and in the presentation methodology, will further enhance learning and knowledge retention among students. The real challenge is how to implement it, measure and evaluate this outcome.
Mohamed Ibrahim, Osama Al-Shara
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Knowledge Retention at Work and Aging

2015
In the context of aging workforces, knowledge retention refers to management practices and processes designed to preserve older workers’ valuable organizational knowledge before they enter retirement.
Anne Burmeister, David Rooney
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A review of knowledge retention frameworks for knowledge intensive organization

2016 International Conference on Information Management and Technology (ICIMTech), 2016
Knowledge loss is a growing area of interest as it is a crucial phenomenon in organizations such as the knowledge intensive organization. To counter knowledge loss, the strategy of knowledge retention can be applied to retain critical knowledge. The lack of such strategies may affect the organizational performance. In the effort to strategize knowledge
Mohamad Safuan Bin Sulaiman, Ariza Nordin, Nor Laila Md Noor   +2 more
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Knowledge retention: A guide for utilities

Journal AWWA, 2006
As the Baby Boomer generation reaches retirement age, many utilities are beginning to realize that a significant percentage of their workforce could leave, taking with it knowledge critical to effective operations. A successful knowledge retention strategy focuses on both people and information technology solutions.
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Knowledge Retention in Smaller Firms

2018
In environments that are characterized by skill shortage, knowledge retention should be a key activity. Our understanding of this knowledge practice, however, is underdeveloped. The purpose of this chapter is to contribute to the further development of this field.
Susanne Durst, Guido Bruns, Ingi Runar Edvardsson   +2 more
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Launching Knowledge Retention Initiatives

2004
Abstract This chapter provides an outline of how to start implementing knowledge retention programs. It illustrates the uses of a risk assessment or a knowledge audit, as well as an attrition profile and social network analysis, to identify where turnover and lost knowledge will have the greatest impacts.
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Determinants of Knowledge Workers Retention

2017
วารสารวิทยบริการ มหาวิทยาลัยสงขลานครินทร์, 28 ...
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Impact of Repetitive Text Messages on Retention of Knowledge

The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2019
Background: Because of frequent changes in health care, nursing requires lifelong learning. Information learned in nursing school is not enough. To deliver quality patient care throughout their career, nurses need to keep up with these changes.
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Developing Knowledge Retention Structures

2010
The diverse ways that organizations remember depends on the knowledge retention structures that develop. Knowledge retention structures evolve through a variety of processes. This and the following chapters describe and discuss processes related to knowledge retention structures through the depiction of three sites in one company.
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