Action learning as a tool for developing networks and building evidence-based practice in public health  

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Learmonth, Alyson

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Action Learning: Research and Practice vol. 02 no. 01 (Apr. 2005), page 97-104.
Fulltext: 638743__713724216.pdf (82.24KB)

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The aim of this account of practice is to share my specific experience of action learning as an approach to effective working in a networking organisation. The context is delivery of public health at a regional level as part of a national organisation, The Health Development Agency. The action learning set took place with a consistent group over a 20-month period. The account includes my personal learning, views expressed by colleagues, and some reflections on ways the set improved my working practice with others as part of a ‘networked organisation’. The account may be of relevance to anyone involved with developing networks, and/or a networked organisation. It is particularly pertinent to public health specialists, practitioners and others involved with developing networks as a tool to enhance good public health practice.

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