Knowledge Management and Informatics Considerations for Comparative Effectiveness Research

Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) and Clinical Informatics: An Annotated Bibliography

Furthering Knowledge Management Research through Ethical Considerations: a Research Agenda

Noting the general paucity of ethical considerations in Knowledge Management (KM) research, this research commentary articulates the relevance of ethics to KM. Drawing from the classical ethical theories in philosophy, it revisits certain research focuses raised in Alavi and Leidner’s (2001) well-known paper on KM and generates corresponding ethically-informed research questions. The main aim o...

Knowledge Management and Environmental Informatics

The objective of this paper is to identify synergy fields and relationships between knowledge management and environmental informatics. From the perspective of knowledge management many sophisticated techniques, concepts, and methodologies developed in the domain of environmental informatics can build the starting point for finding answers to open questions in knowledge management. For example,...

Building the informatics infrastructure for comparative effectiveness research (CER): a review of the literature.

BACKGROUND Technological advances in clinical informatics have made large amounts of data accessible and potentially useful for research. As a result, a burgeoning literature addresses efforts to bridge the fields of health services research and biomedical informatics. The Electronic Data Methods Forum review examines peer-reviewed literature at the intersection of comparative effectiveness res...

Building the Informatics Infrastructure for Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER): A Review of the Grey Literature

s Reviewed N = 96 and Meeting Criteria N = 48 Full -Text Articles Reviewed