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Number/percentage of intended users applying knowledge gained from a KM output to make decisions (organizational or personal)

Indicator Number: 
40
Short Definition: 

Measures the extent to which intended users apply information and knowledge from KM outputs to make decisions at both individual and organizational levels

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Number/percentage of intended users applying knowledge gained from a KM output to improve program, service delivery, training/education, or research practice

Indicator Number: 
41
Short Definition: 

Measures the extent to which intended users apply knowledge to improve practice guidelines, program design and management, training curricula, or research practice

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Number/percentage of intended users applying knowledge gained from a KM output to inform policy

Indicator Number: 
42
Short Definition: 

Measures the extent to which intended users apply knowledge either to change or enhance existing policies or to develop new policies at any level of the health system

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