When a person is born, apart from natural instincts and biological impulses endowed in his existence, is unaware of realities around him. He gets acquainted with the world around him by utilizing senses and wisdom bestowed upon him by God.…

The salient role of knowledge translation process, by which knowledge is put into practice, is increasingly recognized by various research stakeholders. However, medical schools are slow in providing medical students and health professionals engaged in research with the sufficient opportunities…

IT IS CLEAR THAT NOWADAYS ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS IS AN IMPORTANT HANDICAP FOR EITHER STATISTICS, ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, DATA VISUALIZATION""| DESCRIBING THE STRUCTURE OR OBTAINING KNOWLWDGE FROM COMPLEX SYSTEMS IS KNOWN AS A DIFFICULT TASK. IT IS INEGABLE…

Background: Faculty development in medical education is crucial for maintaining academic vitality. The authors conducted a needs assessment survey in Singapore to determine the educational needs and priorities of clinical faculty. Methods: This study implemented a questionnaire-based, anonymous, multi-institutional survey…

CONTEXTUAL KNOWLWDGE REASONING REQUIRES PRECISE BUT FLEXIBLE FORMALISMS IN SUCH A WAY THAT, TOGETHER WHIT THE CAPACITY TO REASON WHIT WELL DEFINED INFORMATION IN THE CONTEX. THREEVALUED MODELS OF KRIPKE ARE PROPOSED AS THE CONTEXT FORMAL SETTING. IS SHOWED HOW…

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IS REVIEWED EMPHASIZING THE IMPACT THE LATTER HAS HAD ON THE FORMER. THUS, INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE CONCEPTS ARE CONSIDERED THROUGH THEIR DIFFERENCES AND AFFINITIES AND THE UNDERLYING CONNECTION EXISTING BETWEEN THEM., SE…

KNOWLEDGE IS APPROACHED BY COGNITIVE SCIENCE BY MEANS OF EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS THAT POSE THREE LEVELS OF ACCESS AND EPISTEMOLOGICAL OPERATION: (1) PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS SUCH AS SENSATION, PERCEPTION, EMOTION, THOUGHT, IMAGINATION, MEMORY, OR WILL, (2) REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WORLD, AND (3)…

This paper shows some indicators of the environmental crisis and its complex problems. It also recognizes that solutions to environmental problems require reflection on deep changes in knowledge organization, i. e., a new paradigm related to the concept of totality.…

Purpose: To assess the training, comfort, and knowledge related to the medical management of child abuse among emergency medicine, family medicine, and pediatric residents. Method: In 2004, a 25-item survey was distributed to 274 pediatric, emergency medicine, and family medicine…

Abstract - The purpose of this study was to determine the long-term knowledge retention of infection control training among fourth-year medical students (n=110) who received training in their second year. Previous infection control training focused on standard precautions and infection…