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Does classroom-based Crew Resource Management training improve patient safety culture? A systematic review [PDF]

SAGE Open Medicine, 2014
Aim: To evaluate the evidence of the effectiveness of classroom-based Crew Resource Management training on safety culture by a systematic review of literature.
Inge Verbeek-van Noord, Martine C de Bruijne, Nicolien C Zwijnenberg, Elise P Jansma, Cathy van Dyck, Cordula Wagner   +5 more
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Integrated Airline Organizational Frameworks and Crew Resource Management Effectiveness [PDF]

Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 2000
It is only through well-designed and implemented Crew Resource Management being deeply rooted in an airline's organizational culture that an airline can achieve its highest possible standard of safety, by having the highest degree of operational ...
Triant Flouris
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Microlearning for patient safety: Crew resource management training in 15-minutes. [PDF]

PLoS ONE, 2019
ObjectivesWe sought to establish the feasibility of chunking crew resource management (CRM) training into micro-size interventions and to compare different training approaches in the context of micro-learning.DesignWe evaluated whether participants in ...
Benedict Gross, Leonie Rusin, Jan Kiesewetter, Jan M Zottmann, Martin R Fischer, Stephan Prückner, Alexandra Zech   +6 more
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How Did Crew Resource Management Take-Off Outside of the Cockpit? A Systematic Review of How Crew Resource Management Training Is Conceptualised and Evaluated for Non-Pilots

Safety, 2017
Crew resource management (CRM) training for flight crews is widespread and has been credited with improving aviation safety. As other industries have adopted CRM, they have interpreted CRM in different ways.
Jop Havinga, Robert Jan de Boer, Andrew Rae, Sidney W. A. Dekker   +3 more
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Crew resource management and threat and error management improve team communication in endoscopy: a prospective study [PDF]

Scientific Reports
In gastrointestinal endoscopy, the ability to perform increasingly complex procedures has significantly heightened the demand for effective team cooperation.
Dominik Schweikart, Anna Melzer, Niklas Sturm, Benjamin Mayer, Martin Müller, Martin Wagner, Thomas Seufferlein, Matthias Baur, Dominique Walter, Benjamin M. Walter   +9 more
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Crew Resource Management for Automated Teammates (CRM-A) [PDF]

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2018
Crew Resource Management (CRM) is the application of human factors knowledge and skills to ensure that teams make effective use of all resources. This includes ensuring that pilots bring in opinions of other teammates and utilize their unique capabilities.
Robert Jay Shively, Joel Lachter, Robert W. Koteskey, Summer L. Brandt   +3 more
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The Tenerife moment in health professions’ education: a conceptual call to navigate uncertainty [PDF]

Frontiers in Medicine
The 1977 Tenerife airport disaster, the deadliest accident in aviation history, was not caused by mechanical failure but by ambiguity, hierarchy, and miscommunication under conditions of uncertainty.
Jose Knopfholz, Jose Knopfholz, Patricia Tempski, Leandro Zen Karam, Lucas Bertelli Fogaça, Milton Arruda Martins   +5 more
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The Persistence of Safety Silence: How Flight Deck Microcultures Influence the Efficacy of Crew Resource Management

International Journal of Aviation, Aeronautics, and Aerospace, 2022
The majority of First Officers and Captains feel that Captains establish the tone of the flight deck microculture. However, the majority of these pilots also report that as First Officers, they have hesitated to share safety-pertinent data and/or ...
Kimberly Perkins, Sourojit Ghosh, Julie Vera, Cecilia Aragon, Adam Hyland   +4 more
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HUMAN FACTORS IN AVIATION: CRM (CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT) [PDF]

Papeles del Psicólogo, 2018
Without a doubt, aviation is one of the applied fields to which psychological science has most contributed. The analysis and study of human factors is currently one of the strong points in the aeronautical sector in reducing accidents in aviation. Since
Daniel Muñoz-Marrón
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Accident Reduction through Crew Resource Management

Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 2011
The advent of technology has aided pilots navigate challenging terrain and avoid potentially disastrous weather systems, but the large mounts of information required to process have significantly hindered crews, some to overwhelming proportions with ...
Darryl P Broome
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