Ingrid Charlotte Kongerud

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Ingrid Charlotte Kongerud (born 1988) is a medical student at the University of Oslo and has for two years served as research assistant at the Department of Health and Society, University of Oslo, where she has worked on a project on evidence-based practice.

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Articles by Ingrid Charlotte Kongerud

Work files as learning tools in knowledge management

Ingrid Charlotte Kongerud,
Per Olav Vandvik

20.08.2013: In the medical studies at the University of Oslo, the teaching of knowledge management is integrated into the course «Knowledge management, leadership and quality improvement», abbreviated KLoK (1). In their tenth semester, the students go on a twelve-week clinical placement period in hospitals or...

From clinical questions to trustworthy answers

Per Olav Vandvik,
Michael Bretthauer,
Ingrid Charlotte Kongerud

20.08.2013: Evidence-based practice is based on a combination of the best current research evidence, clinical expertise and the patients’ own preferences. In evidence-based practice, tools are used to find trustworthy answers to relevant clinical questions, and this requires skills in knowledge management. To...