DAC4—Nursing Information Behavior (NIB)—is operating virtually in mid-2021. The clinic has focused on home care nursing for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Products of the DAC are:
- A Core Taxonomy of Nursing Information Behavior (CT-NIB), version 1.1
(https://knoworg.org/a-core-taxonomy-of-nursing-information-behavior-ct-nib-
version-1-1/ ) - “Nursing Information Behavior (NIB) in the Pandemic: Resilience of a Knowledge Base.” Short
paper for NASKO 2021, Seattle, University of Washington, 10 July 2021. - “Home care nursing information behavior: expansion of a knowledge base in a time of
pandemic.” Presentation to ISKO-UK series “Knowledge Organization Research Observatory, 30
June 2021, Observing Knowledge Trajectories in Healthcare.” (https://www.iskouk.org/KORO )
Members of the clinic are:
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Richard P. Smiraglia is Senior Fellow and Executive Director of IKOS. |
Elizabeth Milonas is Associate Fellow of IKOS. She is Assistant Professor, Computer Systems, Technology Department, New York City College of Technology (CUNY) |
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Edmund J.Y. Pajarillo is Associate Fellow of IKOS. He is Associate Professor, Department of Graduate Studies in Nursing, College of Nursing and Public Health, Adelphi University, Garden City, NY |
Sergey Zherebchevsky is Associate Fellow of IKOS. He is PhD Candidate, Palmer School of Library and Information Science, Long Isl and University. |
