New initiatives begin decolonising research, libraries, and knowledge systems. But what about decolonising KM?
While the physical colonisation of the countries of the global South by the countries of…
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 12): What next?
Taken together, two future directions with a common focus on value creation might realise more…
The emerging concept of boundary objects in knowledge management
A new study recommends that to get maximum benefit from the power of boundary objects…
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 11): An experimental evaluation tool for the Public Innovation Lab of the Uruguayan government
The evaluation Roadmap tool highlights the importance of processes of collaborative knowledge creation instead of…
CILIP KM Chartership takes shape!
CILIP professional registration, including Knowledge Management (KM) Chartership, is the 'keystone' in a professional career.
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 10): What does complexity mean for co-creation and how stakeholders are engaged?
Stakeholders have an essential role in making complexity evident, and limiting stakeholder involvement also limits…
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 9): Exploring boundaries and overlaps in different approaches to involving patients and family members in biomedical research
There are different approaches to active involvement in research, and how these sit alongside each…
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 8): A research protocol for studying the relationship between technical assistance, evidence use, and stakeholder participation
Research protocols define processes and procedures for a research study prior to its conduct.
Using the “story spine” as a means to access unconscious knowledge and understanding
The story spine is a remarkably useful way to think about stories, and can be…
Co-creative approaches to knowledge production and implementation series (part 7): Critical success factors for building trust and sharing power for co-creation in Aboriginal health research
How SEARCH, a co-creative partnership between Aboriginal services, researchers, policymakers, and clinicians, has built trusting…
