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Communities of practice emerged as vital to sustaining GHD capacity, with peer learning, mentorship, and tacit knowledge-sharing complementing formal training

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q2 i? Communities of practice emerged as vital to sustaining GHD capacity, with professional networks, mentorship, and tacit knowledge-sharing consistently highlighted as mechanisms that complemented formal training. → Joshi Ashish 2025

Evidence

Joshi Ashish 2025

Joshi Ashish, Magana Laura, Jha Niharika, Otok Robert, Kapologwe Ntuli Angyelile, Sampaio Luís de Almeida, Kastrup Erica, Amde Woldekidan, Surenthirakumaran Rajendra, El-Mohandes Ayman, Reis Rodrigo, Kim So Yoon, Kane Catherine, Mackey Tim K., Yotive William, Barros Henrique, Kaledine Ramune, Figueras Josep and Brown Mathew D. (2025). Health diplomacy training, pedagogical approaches, and skills assessment: a scoping review. Frontiers in Public Health. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1729728

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The review's key insights section reports the role of communities of practice: "communities of practice emerged as vital to sustaining GHD capacity. Professional networks, mentorship, and tacit knowledge-sharing are consistently highlighted as mechanisms that complemented formal training." No effect size is reported.

"First, communities of practice emerged as vital to sustaining GHD capacity. Professional networks, mentorship, and tacit knowledge-sharing are consistently highlighted as mechanisms that complemented formal training."

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