Introduction to Knowledge Mobilisation

The course outline for Introduction to Knowledge Mobilisation training.

Course overview

Blended learning session using Knowledge Mobilisation Framework e-learning modules and face to face sessions.

Intended audience

Primarily qualified library and knowledge specialists but also para-professional staff with responsibility for introducing and facilitating knowledge mobilisation techniques within NHS organisations.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the session you will be able to: 

• articulate what is meant by the term Mobilising Evidence and Knowledge
• summarise the benefits of knowledge mobilisation tools and techniques in a healthcare setting
• select the best technique, or combination of techniques, to encourage and enable knowledge to be used effectively
• discuss the role of the facilitatorand share approaches to facilitation
• trial and evaluate a couple of knowledge mobilisation techniques
• create a session plan to facilitate a knowledge mobilisation activity

Professional and Knowledge Skills Base (PKSB)

The areas of the PKSB covered, include:

• 6.1 knowledge management
• 6.2 knowledge development
• 6.3 knowledge synthesis and combination
• 6.4 knowledge transfer and organisational learning
• 6.5 knowledge sharing and collaboration
• 6.6 organisational knowledge assets
• 6.7 knowledge Management principles and thinking
• 6.8 knowledge Management culture
• 7.7 educational skills
• 11.1 leadership skills
• 13.6 communication skills
• 13.7 presentation skills
• the wider organisational and environmental and the library, information and knowledge sector contexts

Course facilitators

Main speakers for this course include:

• Louise Goswami, Head of Knowledge and Library Services
• Emily Hopkins, Knowledge Ma nagement Service Manager
• Alison Day, Deputy Head of Knowledge and Library Services