"The flow of knowledge is woven into the fabric of organizational learning. It ties evaluative thinking to better performance
KN Flow Anaheim 11 2 11.pptx
Knowledge Flow offers a tangible way to operationalize evaluation capacity. An organization can increase its capacity by improving how systematic and effective its use of knowledge during evaluative tasks
Knowledge Flow-A Continuous Force in Effective Evaluation2.pdf
Evaluations of attemps to improve the use of evidence informed decision making in healthcare organizations have focused on impact on individual skills and knowledge and failed to grasp how learning processes occur in the organizations. We conducted a research project on the organizational impact of two programs aiming at developing capacity and leadership to optimize the use of evidence in decision making
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Noted were activities that made tacit knowledge explicit, challenged existing ways, and focused on organizational learning, strategic operations, and mission outcomes
Knowledge Flow-A Continuous Force in Effective Evaluation.pdf
Presentation at the Ignite Session #304, held on Thursday, Oct 17, 2013 - 2013 AEA Conference, Washington D.C. #KnowledgeTransfer #NationalEvaluation #InternationalandCross-CulturalEval #Indonesia #2013Conference #OrganizationalLearningandEvalCapacityBuilding
304_4_Dwiagus.pptx
We want to impart what has been done in the past few years to position CES as a global leader in evaluation capacity building in the 21st Century
CES Poster Presentation at AEA 2013 Conference.pdf
However, internal systems often need to be built and maintained to ensure that evaluation information is used to address stakeholder reporting needs and to promote organizational learning. The panelists are each responsible for implementing such systems
AEA_2011.11.02_Promoting Eval Use Joint Presentation_FINAL.pptx
The framework draws on the work of Carol Weiss, complexity theory, capacity building, and evaluation theory
A Framework for Evaluating Knowledge Transfer and Exchange v3.pptx
Expert Lecture Sponsored by the Presidential Strand Chair - Gail Barrington, Barrington Research Group Inc Presenter - Melanie Barwick, The Hospital for Sick Children Discussant - Daniel Stufflebeam, Western Michigan University #2011Conference #KnowledgeTranslation
Barwick Evaluation Use and Knowledge Translation v2.pdf