Answer to Question 1
1. Create knowledge. Knowledge is created as people determine new ways of doing things or develop know-how. Sometimes external knowledge is brought in. Some of these new ways may become best practices.
2. Capture knowledge. New knowledge must be identified as valuable and be represented in a reasonable way.
3. Refine knowledge. New knowledge must be placed in context so that it is actionable. This is where human insights (i.e., tacit qualities) must be captured along with explicit facts.
4. Store knowledge. Useful knowledge must be stored in a reasonable format in a knowledge repository so that others in the organization can access it.
5. Manage knowledge. Like a library, a repository must be kept current. It must be reviewed to verify that it is relevant and accurate.
6. Disseminate knowledge. Knowledge must be made available in a useful format to anyone in the organization who needs it, anywhere and anytime.
Answer to Question 2
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The life cycle of Plagiorhynchus cylindraceus, an intestinal parasite of birds.
Procedures and Diagnostic Tests Related to the Female Reproductive System
Basic steps in hemostasis
The Four Steps of The Cell Cycle
Development of the Integumentary System
Life cycle of the beef tapeworm (Taenia saginata).