Introduction This systematic review examines and reports on peer reviewed studies that
have applied systems thinking accident analysis methods to better understand the cause of …

Unlike aviation, maritime and rail, road traffic collision investigation currently does not have
a national investigatory body in the UK. Yet the numbers of people killed and seriously …

As AcciMap is now arguably the most popular accident analysis method in the peer-
reviewed literature, there are key learnings to be taken from reviewing and synthesising …

The issues being tackled within ergonomics problem spaces are shifting. Although existing
paradigms appear relevant for modern day systems, it is worth questioning whether our …

Minor safety incidents on the railway cause disruption, and may be indicators of more
serious safety risks. The following paper aimed to gain an understanding of the relationship …

Effective food safety (FS) management relies on the understanding of the factors that
contribute to FS incidents (FSIs) and the means for their mitigation and control. This review …

Recently, ergonomics and safety researchers have turned their attention towards applying
combinations of sociotechnical methods rather than using single methods in isolation. In the …

Accidents are a systems phenomenon and multiple methods are available to enable
retrospective analysis of accidents through this lens. However, the same cannot be said for …

Accident models are mental models that make it possible to understand the causality of
adverse events. This research was conducted based on five major objectives:(i) to …

The systems thinking philosophy has become popular in human factors and ergonomics and
safety science. These methods are being used to understand and resolve complex societal …