A structured approach to knowledge elicitation in conceptual model building

Abstract

Abstract Policy‐oriented modeling demands client involvement in the model‐building process. This poses a knowledge elicitation problem, i.e., how to obtain the necessary knowledge from a group of people. Traditionally, interviews and freely interacting groups have been employed most frequently for this purpose. In this article, we present an approach to knowledge elicitation that employs a combination of different techniques to arrive at a conceptual model of a regional health care system. The adopted approach is sufficiently general to be employed in other model development processes as well.

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