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Crew resource management en patientveiligheidscultuur in de kindergeneeskunde [PDF]
, 2014 Dit artikel beoogt de relevantie van het trainen van niet-technische vaardigheden voor medisch professionals binnen de kindergeneeskunde aan te geven. De systematiek van crew resource management (CRM) is hiervoor zeer geschikt.
van der Starre, Cynthia +3 more
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Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 2009 There are many reasons why Multi-cultural flight crews fail to work together effectively. This research provides a review of the history of Crew Resource Management (CRM), the CRM training classes, and the communication barriers among the flight crews ...
Donald S. Metscher +2 more
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Toward an International Model of Crew Resource Management: The Cultural Implications
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 1996 One tool used to increase safety in the aviation industry is a training and operations model called Crew Resource Management (CRM). The model's human factors approach to training and operating was developed in the United States but has gained acceptance ...
Thorsten Hisam, Steven Hampton
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Crew Resource Management: A Literature Review
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 1999 Crew Resource Management as an academic field of study has only been in existence for a relatively short period. However, because of its importance to the aviation community and the airlines in particular, there is a small but growing community of ...
Robert W Kaps +2 more
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Medicines, 2022 Background: Air rescue crew members work equally in aviation and medicine, and thus occupy an important interface between the two work environments of aviation and medicine.
Christian von Rüden +6 more
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Applying Crew Resource Management Principles to Police Work [PDF]
, 2017 An airplane crash in 1977, the most lethal in aviation history, prompted research by NASA into the causes of aviation accidents (Hagen, 2013). This, in turn, led to the development of training procedures known as “crew resource management” or CRM.
Pecena, Paul
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Guidelines for Incorporating CRM in the First Stages of Flight Training
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 2002 Despite the implementation of crew resource management (CRM) training in the aviation industry, CRM skills are at best neglected and at worst ignored in the first stages of pilot training.
Mary Ann Turney
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Technology in emergency and disaster medicine. Telemedicine. Virtual reality. The role of simulation in the improvement of human factors associated to the risk of medical errors [PDF]
Romanian Medical Journal, 2020 Both emergency medicine and disaster medicine have long been connected by technology. To take advantage of the benefits, technology should be considered as part of an integrated team to deliver clinical care to patients.
Cristian Boeriu +3 more
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Reflective Judgment and Assertive Behavior in Crew Resource Management: A Theoretical Approach
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research, 1995 The recurring theme of pilot error in aircraft accidents provides no startling revelation to aviation professionals and researchers. In an effort to reduce pilot error, which is a major contributor to aircraft accidents, the Federal Aviation ...
Jeffrey A Johnson
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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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