Knowledge Management Process Performance and Barriers to Knowledge in Sharing: The Nursing Example

To perform basic functions correctly in health services, healthcare employees need to carry out effective knowledge-sharing activities. Therefore, knowledge management is as important other assets and resources for the survival success of organization aim this study define main reasons that lead barriers sharing nursing whether there a relationship between performance barriers. The descriptive correlational was conducted on 562 nurses who work university hospital. data were collected using information form, Information Management Process Performance Evaluation Scale, Knowledge-Sharing Barriers Scale. There positive, low power statistically very significant correlation process evaluation (r = .358; p˂.001). Additionally, mainly correlated with “information sharing” subdimension (r=.349; p˂.001), while technological barrier (r=.287; Based review, organizations. It evident are areas future research services.