A community of practice (CoP) is a group of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly. While the field of ...

The 2025 2YC Community of Practice (CoP) is a cohort of faculty members from two year colleges that are interested in developing, improving, and implementing active learning techniques in their ...

The community of practice (CoP) is an old idea for solving modern problems. In fact, CoPs are a fantastic tool for change management and the learning that goes with it. In this post and my next one, I ...

Communities of Practice (CoPs) in higher education are groups of individuals—students, academics, practitioners and other stakeholders—who share a concern or passion for a domain of practice and ...

The integration of palliative care into routine oncology practice is the standard of care by most leading cancer organizations. Palliative medicine helps to deliver higher quality of care at a lower ...

A Community of Practice is a collaborative support network for people who share a common role, challenge, or interest area. They provide an opportunity to exchange ideas, tackle shared problems, and ...

This community of practice focuses on improving the experiences of undergraduates engaged in research and creative activities, developing empowering opportunities for undergraduates in all areas of ...

In 2020 at the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic there was a large influx of resources for P/CHWs. Stanford University School of Medicine convened focus groups to assess the needs of P/CHWs and identify ...

The use of nuclear techniques in nutrition began in the early 1930s but their continued application to the present day is limited to very few groups globally in nutrition research. To expand the use ...

The Community-Driven Development (CDD) Community of Practice is a dynamic, cross-disciplinary body of CDD practitioners, development partners, and other interested researchers from different countries ...