In-depth overview

For the professional who wants a deeper introduction to the field of knowledge management and its history, models, and concepts, this section includes a repository of resources that provide more explanation, visuals, and examples to provide that foundation.Three resources listed are specific to applying KM in health programs: 1) Knowledge Management for Public Health Professionals (2005), 2) Managing Knowledge to Improve Reproductive Health Programs (2004), and 3) Leveraging the Power of Knowledge Management to Transform Global Health and Development (2015).

Resources

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