GHKC Products

Resource May 17, 2018

Knowledge Management Indicator Library

Does your health and development work involve managing and sharing knowledge? Are you responsible for monitoring and evaluating the success of knowledge-sharing efforts? If so, the Knowledge Management (KM) Indicator Library is for you.

Resource September 10, 2014

GHKC Overview Presentation

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This is an overview of the GHKC presented in August 2014.

Resource April 29, 2014

Takeaway Messages from Last Week's Webinar on "Making Knowledge Usable and Managing Knowledge Across Boundaries"

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Following last week's webinar on Making Knowledge Usable and Managing Knowledge Across Boundaries," Simone Parrish of the Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project, JHU·CCP, prepared this document on "KM Basics."

Resource November 27, 2013

Guide to Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs

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This newly-updated Guide offers comprehensive guidance including a unique logic model and 42 common indicators to measure the process, reach, usefulness, and learning/action outcomes of knowledge management (KM) activities in the context of global health and development programs. It is the successor to the 2007 Guide to Monitoring Health Information Products and Services.

Resource September 24, 2013

GHKC Report: Fostering Knowledge Exchange for Better Health Outcomes

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This resource is a report of the Global Health Knowledge Collaborative's (GHKC's) goals, outputs, and challenges since its inception (under the name Knowledge Management Working Group) in 2010. It provides information about the history of the GHKC, the purposes of the various GHKC products, and a vision for the future.

Resource July 29, 2013

KM Case Study: Using Knowledge Management to Maximize the Impact of a Film

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Author: Daniel Cothran

Publication date: 2013

Summary: KM practitioners have a lot to share – and a lot to learn from each other. The GHKC has developed a series of case studies informed by real life experiences implementing KM activities within health and development organizations. These case studies highlight strategies, challenges, successes, lessons learned, and recommendations for others.

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