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To Warn or Not to Warn

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000
Increased automation has brought about the issue of having too many alarms in a variety of human-machine systems such as aviation, nuclear power plants, surgical operating rooms, etc. The ideal situation in any environment would be to create the least numbers of alarms necessary in order to avoid confusion.
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Early warning scores: a health warning

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2016
Early warning scores are frequently used in UK adult emergency departments (EDs) and are gaining traction in paediatric emergency care. Like many innovations with inherent face validity, they have great appeal to clinicians, managers and commissioners. However, it is important to ensure unintended consequences and balancing measures are mitigated.
Challen, K., Roland, Damian Timothy
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Warning on Wave Warnings

Science, 2006
NEW DELHI— Last week, UNESCO declared a long-awaited Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System to be “up and running,” pointing at 25 new seismic stations, three deep-ocean buoys, and 24 national information centers for distributing advisories.
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JOURNEYS AND WARNINGS:

2023
This chapter investigates how the travel narratives of nineteenth-century ethnographer and evangelist Nancy Gardner Prince disrupted certain discourses of racial stereotyping, colonial power, and the mechanisms of slavery. Her evangelical New England voice registers outrage from the scenes of empire and emancipation in Russia and then Jamaica ...
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