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Mindlines and guidelines

We discuss the work of Gabbay and Le May in describing how clinicians generate and share knowledge.

In this video Johanna Reilly discusses the work of John Gabbay and Andrée Le May, health service researchers who coined the term mindlines to describe how knowledge is created and dispersed among clinicians.

If you want to know more, you can also listen to the linked podcast at the bottom of this page.

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