Exploring a "community of practice" methodology as a regional platform for large-scale collaboration in cancer surgery-the Ottawa approach

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Abstract

Pressing challenges have forced health care providers to rethink traditional silos and professional boundaries. Communities of practice (cops) have been identified as a means to share knowledge across silos and boundaries. However, clarity sufficient to enable their easy and uniform reproducibility is lacking, leading to a gap between cop conceptualization and implementation. This paper explores a cop structure and outlines a framework that is adaptable, measurable, and implementable across health disciplines in a regional cancer surgery program. © 2014 Multimed Inc.

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Fung-Kee-Fung, M., Boushey, R. P., & Morash, R. (2014). Exploring a “community of practice” methodology as a regional platform for large-scale collaboration in cancer surgery-the Ottawa approach. Current Oncology, 21(1), 13–18. https://doi.org/10.3747/co.21.1662

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