Sociospatial knowledge networks: Appraising community as place
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...Another important context-setting factor is that unlike in earlier SSKN studies of people seeking particular information just on diabetes (Skelly et al., 2002), farmers’ information needs are extensive, probably because of their roles both as farming practitioners and managers....
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...Agnew (2005) has noted that in the view of some writers, ‘‘place is under threat from a generalized condition of ARTICLE IN PRESS F.X. Sligo, C. Massey / Journal of Rural Studies 23 (2007) 170–182 173 placelessness’’ and ‘‘the local specificity and variety of places have been replaced by relatively…...
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...In essence the SSKN approach combines people’s explanatory cognitive models of how they acquire and use information with a micro-geographical analysis of the networks of social relationships within which they create and maintain their information....
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...The first studies employing SSKNs (Cravey et al., 2001; Skelly et al., 2002) assessed ways in which people found out about community health facilities and thus potentially built their knowledge of good health outcomes....
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..., 2005; Sandelowski, 2002; West and Barron, 2005); and the embeddedness of clinical practice in localized communities (Affonso et al., 2004; Bender et al., 2007; Gesler et al., 2003, Gesler, Hayes et al., 2004; Leipert and Reutter, 1998; Skelly et al., 2002) and natural environments (Grady et al....
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...…and Barron, 2005); and the embeddedness of clinical practice in localized communities (Affonso et al., 2004; Bender et al., 2007; Gesler et al., 2003, Gesler, Hayes et al., 2004; Leipert and Reutter, 1998; Skelly et al., 2002) and natural environments (Grady et al., 1997; Watterson et al., 2005)....
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...[6] understood the importance of developing methods to assess how people in a community learn about disease, particularly those of different cultures and ethnicities....
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