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Area of Science:

Dental informatics
Biomedical sciences
Information science

Background:

Science is increasingly collaborative and multidisciplinary.
Complex research necessitates expert networks, such as communities of practice (CoPs).
Lowering barriers to forming these expert networks is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

Assess information needs of prospective dental informatics CoP members.
Evaluate expectations for an e-community to guide infrastructure design.

Main Methods:

Web-based survey administered to 2768 individuals.
Analysis of benefit expectations related to participation willingness and research involvement.
Coding of expected benefits by two raters (Kappa = 0.834).

Main Results:

11.1% response rate (256 respondents).
Preference for electronic over print resources.
Top expected benefits: general information (85%), peer networking (31.1%), identifying collaborators/opportunities (23.2%).

Conclusions:

Competitive environments pose challenges and opportunities for CoPs.
Effective CoPs blend information resources, social networking, and visibility.
Assessing benefit expectations aids infrastructure development and participation.