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A knowledge management-based intranet: asset or EBM liability?

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This paper summarises the presentation given at the British Computer Society Primary Health Care Specialist Group annual conference 2004. It outlines the four years of experience gained in implementing a knowledge management-based intranet across a local health community. Consideration is given to definitions of knowledge management and evidence-based medicine. The paper outlines the potential impacts and actual results over the four-year period, with reference to the wider issues involved.

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Christopher Mimnagh. 2005. A knowledge management-based intranet: asset or EBM liability?. https://doi.org/10.14236/jhi.v13i2.592

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