Improving Together: Case Studies of Networked Improvement Science Communities

by Robert Crow (Editor), Brandi Nicole Hinnant-Crawford, Dean T. Spaulding

Improving Case Studies of Networked Improvement Science Communities examines a range of network improvement communities who are using improvement science to examine problems of practice. Operating in varying contexts, NICs provide a platform for communication and other forms of data sharing in order to create meta-findings on a particular phenomenon. The text focus on not only the use of IS in each context/node, but also processes of building and launching networks and considers how particular media and infrastructure are used to share knowledge within the network.

200 pages, Unknown Binding

Published October 30, 2023

About the author

Robert Crow is the finest author of horror and science fiction in his Middle Tennessee condominium, and arguably the entire complex. Born and raised in South Mississippi, Robert's writing reflects his Deep South heritage and his love for the bizarre and unsettling, as well as the darkly funny. His novella, "The Trail of the Beast," is an oral history of one of the worst mass murders in Tennessee history. His short stories can be found in the anthologies "Comfort Foods: This Ain't Your Momma's Cooking," "Beyond the Skyline," and coming soon, "Nashville Gothic." He is currently putting the finishing touches on his first full-length novel, "The Leaf." You can follow Robert on Twitter at @aircrow.