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Integration of health and social care: a case of learning and knowledge management
Health & Social Care in the Community, 07/11/2012

Williams PM et al. – The discussion and conclusion use Nonaka’s knowledge conversation model to reflect on the research findings, to comment on the absence of an explicit approach to learning and KM, and to develop a template to assist policy–makers with the design of planned strategies.

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Integration of health and social care: a case of learning and knowledge management Health & Social Care in the Community, 07/11/2012

Integration of health and social care: a case of learning and knowledge management
Health & Social Care in the Community, 07/11/2012