Professionals in healthcare are increasingly encouraged to work together. This has acted as
a catalyst for research on interprofessional collaboration. Authors suggest developing …

The view of innovation as a process of searching and recombining existing knowledge
elements has been adopted in several industries. The innovation management literature has …

This study provides empirical proof that whole organizational innovativeness is rooted in
tacit knowledge due to its potency of human capital creation and, that a learning culture …

The wide use of networks warrants a closer examination of network research in public
administration. This article focuses on the methodological issues of network research and …

Healthcare policy in the United States (US) has focused on promoting integrated healthcare
to combat fragmentation (eg, 1993 Health Security Act, 2010 Affordable Care Act) …

This paper provides a comprehensive, integrative conceptual review of work on
“communities of practice”(CoPs), defined broadly as groups of people bound together by a …

The question of agency has been neglected in social network research, in part because the
structural approach to social relations removes consideration of individual volition and …

Traditionally, scholars have examined the influence of actors' sensemaking on context; in
this paper, we explore the reverse. Employing Bourdieu's theory of practice we explore how …

Background Knowledge mobilisation in healthcare organisations is often carried out through
relatively short-term projects dependent on limited funding, which raises concerns about the …

The impact of diverse composition in teams is neither straightforward nor direct, and
evidence suggests that diversity can be either conducive or detrimental to team innovation …