Empowering Society through Knowledge Records

Handžić, Meliha

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“…So far, Australian federal agencies have been successful in implementing an initial "Government Online" strategy which ensured that by 2001 all appropriate information and services were available via the internet for those wanting to access them [8]. According to Stephens [16], the growth of online service delivery creates new opportunities, capabilities and expectations.…”

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The Role of Knowledge Mapping in Electronic Government

Handžić

2004

Knowledge Management in Electronic Government

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Abstract. This paper explores the role of knowledge mapping in electronic government. It begins by outlining the rationale for knowledge mapping. It then reviews different conceptualisations of knowledge maps. These include concept, competency and process based maps. Then, it illustrates the application of these maps in a series of examples from the Australian government websites. The paper concludes by identifying some major issues and challenges for the future of knowledge mapping in electronic government.

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The Role of Knowledge Mapping in Electronic Government

Handžić

2004

Knowledge Management in Electronic Government

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Zhou²

2005

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Conceiving Community Knowledge Records as e-Governance Concerns in Wired Healthcare Provision

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This article investigates the potential of community knowledge records (CKRs) in the electronic transformation for healthcare provision in Macau. Of specific interest is the electronic governance (e-governance) context to examine the various information and communications technologies (ICTs) for personalized healthcare support, such as the electronic health (or e-health) records (EHR). From a governance perspective, the installation of ICT-based e-health support must begin with the healthcare concerns of citizens. The challenge is to identify the organizational context of e-health provision, lying in the realm of e-governance, and referring mainly to the decisions that define expectations, enable empowerment, and verify performance of the systems involved. The goal of this chapter is to explore the context of citizens’ e-health provision, including the EHRs considered as the digital records of personal medical history, accumulated from cradle to death. Elaborated are the issues of privacy that must be rendered in proper perspective where e-governance is to install a trustworthy electronic system of healthcare administration. The discussion around the e-governance concerns of any attempt to install e-health services based on the legitimate use of personal EHRs, should provide a sense-making perspective to interpret the e-health challenge of the contemporary knowledge society.

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Empowering Society through Knowledge Records

Cited by 4 publications

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The Role of Knowledge Mapping in Electronic Government

The Role of Knowledge Mapping in Electronic Government

Outcomes of KM

Conceiving Community Knowledge Records as e-Governance Concerns in Wired Healthcare Provision

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