2023
DOI: 10.1002/pra2.963
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Knowledge Work Activities of a Systematic Review Task

Stephanie Segura‐Rodas,
Martyn Griffin,
Andrew Simpson
et al.

Abstract: Most workers' activities in the workplace can be classed as knowledge work (KW). Previous research has described workers' tasks very broadly, making it difficult to know the actual work. We hypothesise that deconstructing what goes on inside a task could reveal many subtasks and activities at levels that are, as yet, unexamined and in need of deeper understanding. To explore this further, a data set collected from research fellows who described a specific task was examined. The task was broken down into many s… Show more

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“…By optimizing for cognitive ergonomics, organizations can reduce mental fatigue, improve concentration, and enhance overall job satisfaction among knowledge workers, thereby fostering a more productive and healthy work environment. Segura-Rodas et al (2023) delve into the specific knowledge work activities involved in conducting systematic reviews, providing insight into the complexities and challenges of this type of work. This research points to the need for tools and methodologies that can support the intricate processes of data collection, analysis, and synthesis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…By optimizing for cognitive ergonomics, organizations can reduce mental fatigue, improve concentration, and enhance overall job satisfaction among knowledge workers, thereby fostering a more productive and healthy work environment. Segura-Rodas et al (2023) delve into the specific knowledge work activities involved in conducting systematic reviews, providing insight into the complexities and challenges of this type of work. This research points to the need for tools and methodologies that can support the intricate processes of data collection, analysis, and synthesis.…”
Section: ) Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%