What does HKN mean in HEALTHCARE

The Health Knowledge Network (HKN) is a platform for healthcare professionals and consumers to collaborate and share health information. It provides access to high quality, evidence-based medical knowledge, education, research and resources that are tailored to individual needs.

HKN is an invaluable resource for both healthcare professionals and consumers alike. Healthcare providers can use it as a gateway into understanding the latest developments in medicine and staying up-to-date with changes in treatment protocols. Consumers can use it to gain access to reliable sources of information about their own health or that of a loved one's.

HKN curates evidence-based medical knowledge from reputable sources such as peer reviewed journals, reliable websites, the online library catalogues of major universities and other authoritative resources. This allows users to quickly and efficiently find trusted information on any given topic without having to hunt through potentially unreliable sources which abound on the internet today.

The HKN offers a diverse array of content including patient educational materials, drug information, disease pathology overviews as well as an array of tools for diagnosis or treatment decision making support among many other topics covered by the wide range of content available on this platform.

No — participation in the network is free although users may need to register or pay fees in order to access certain types of premium content or services offered by collaborating partner organizations such as journals or publishers.