[PDF] Top 20 The Impact of Organizational Factors on the Effectiveness of Knowledge Management among Nurses

... KM effectiveness in these hospitals due to high centrality of the organizational ...Improving organizational freedom and removal of unnecessary limitations were suggested as potential strategies to ... See full document

... Performance Management has had a major effect on the communication around the ...Public Management without reference to Performance ...The impact is now clearly differentiates Outcomes and Results ... See full document

... unit nurses’ knowledge about the process of brain death and organ donation was done results showed that the level of awareness in both groupsafter the interventionsignificantly increased than before the ... See full document

... By analyzing past studies, it can be said that the relationship between age and job satisfaction showed conflicting results [19]. Some researchers have claimed that both age and job satisfaction are positively related to ... See full document

... , management of the performance of public organizations prioritized control through regulations and procedures (Ter Bogt, 2003, in Verbateen, ...performance management practices ...performance ... See full document

... and organizational performance through human capital development and employee motivation (Van De Voorde & Beijer, ...in organizational decision making process (Arthur, ...achieving organizational ... See full document

... key knowledge work units’ or knowledge engines of the ...transfers knowledge between members much faster, and, as importantly, is a powerful creator of new ...new knowledge as a key ... See full document

... As human is a biopsychosocial being, the health problem experienced in any field can also adversely affect the other fields (Öz 1999, Özkan 2001). Also, people's working lives affect the health significantly. Working has ... See full document

... of knowledge model and conventional ...of knowledge model and more so against conventional teaching, as both are similar to each ...of knowledge model both were new for the ...visible among ... See full document

... Simple and stepwise multiple regression were applied to explore the strength of the relationship between OC (de- pendent variable) and PE and its dimensions (independent variables). As shown in Table 3, nurses’ PE ... See full document

... Authors of other studies have discovered a number of instabilities, among which the pulse cavitation cloud [1] and [10] is the most frequently addressed. In recent decades, research has been based on the mutual ... See full document

... Among the 10 OI patients, 6 had OI type IV, 2 had type III and one each had types I and II. Out of these, types I and IV are relatively mild, with the patient remaining ambulatory, while types II and III have a ... See full document

... the impact of anthropogenic activities on the environment and presents the results from the analysis of soil samples in the area of industrial waste ...possible impact of industrial waste landfill has been ... See full document

... The economic analysis conducted with this model (from the perspective of a US third-party payer) suggests that the UBT is a cost-effective alternative to other noninvasive tests, including the polyclonal and monoclonal ... See full document

... 27. Raverkar, K.P. Ramana, S. Singh, A.B. Biswas, A.K. and Kundu, S, Impact of post methanated spentwash (PMS) on the nursery raising, biological parameters of Glyricidia sepum and biological activity of soil. ... See full document

... In order to achieve the objectives of this research and to have proper responses to the questionnaire, judgmental purposive sampling was used to select participants with the best knowledge in project ... See full document

... conditions among musculoskeletal disorders and forecasted that it will become the fourth primary cause of disability by the year ...activities among patients with knee ... See full document

... of Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) in order to leverage and managing knowledge resources in the organization (Davenport and Prusak, ...manage organizational knowledge (Alavi and ... See full document

... This chapter deals with the analysis and interpretation of findings of the study. The data gathered were summarized in master sheet and both descriptive and inferential statistics were used for analysis. Findings reveals ... See full document

... Increasing the share of outstanding loans, growing debt between companies and also to financial institutions are also factors that make them very careful about the decisions they make. The high guarantees that ... See full document