Knowledge Management Just-in-Time
John Glaser,
Working Knowledge,
Aug 14, 2002
This nice item trolled by elearningpost would have fit today's Syndicated Learning seminar perfectly. It describes a process whereby real-time medical reports and articles are embedded into an online handbook. Syndicated just-in-time learning at its most useful: "Without the system, doctors would have no easy way to access others' knowledge in real time. Automated order entry addresses this need in several ways: It increases efficiency and safeguards against errors due to poorly written orders. Even more important, it allows physicians easy access to massive amounts of up-to-date medical knowledge while they go about their daily work."
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