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This is the third and final post in a series describing the lessons learned from a sharing good knowledge mobilisation practice session held on the 23rd November. The final theme explores knowledge mobilisation and joint working.

In this second of three blog posts we will explore knowledge mobilisation and quality improvement. This was one of the themes of the Sharing Good Knowledge Mobilisation Practice sessions held during #KNOWvember22.

#KNOWvember22 is a great opportunity to share ideas and tips about knowledge mobilisation activities. At the Sharing Good Knowledge Mobilisation Practice webinar, we heard from colleagues sharing the lessons learned from the work they had been involved with. The session was themed and this is the first in a series of three blog posts that will share the lessons learned from the first theme.

During #KNOWvember22 we are sharing ideas, tips and lessons learned from a range of knowledge mobilisation initiatives. To start this mini-series of posts is a discussion about creating and using a knowledge asset.

Each year, as the leaves fall from the trees, we provide space and time to think about the important work knowledge and library specialists do to mobilise evidence and knowledge. We reiterate the need for evidence from research to be used to underpin all healthcare decision making. We also highlight the need to use learning from good practice and encourage ‘know-how’ and organisational knowledge to be shared and used, to inform improved care outcomes. This year the theme for #KNOWvmber22 is Sharing Knowledge – Breaking Down the Barriers and our focus is on how knowledge and library specialists contribute to sharing knowledge.