[HTML][HTML] The proportion of lower limb running injuries by gender, anatomical location and specific pathology: a systematic review
Running is associated with a higher risk of overuse injury than other forms of aerobic
exercise such as walking, swimming and cycling. An accurate description of the proportion …
exercise such as walking, swimming and cycling. An accurate description of the proportion …
What do applications of systems thinking accident analysis methods tell us about accident causation? A systematic review of applications between 1990 and 2018
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 …
have applied systems thinking accident analysis methods to better understand the cause of …
Systems theoretic accident model and process (STAMP): A literature review
Y Zhang, C Dong, W Guo, J Dai, Z Zhao - Safety science, 2022 - Elsevier
Abstract Systems models are the mainstream paradigm of accident models. STAMP is one of
the most popular systems models, which has been applied in most industries. Therefore, the …
the most popular systems models, which has been applied in most industries. Therefore, the …
The big picture on accident causation: A review, synthesis and meta-analysis of AcciMap studies
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 …
reviewed literature, there are key learnings to be taken from reviewing and synthesising …
Fitting methods to paradigms: are ergonomics methods fit for systems thinking?
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 …
paradigms appear relevant for modern day systems, it is worth questioning whether our …
Application of Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) to UK rail safety of the line incidents
R Madigan, D Golightly, R Madders - Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2016 - Elsevier
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 …
serious safety risks. The following paper aimed to gain an understanding of the relationship …
From monocausality to systems thinking: a complementary and alternative conceptual approach for better understanding the development and prevention of sports …
The science of sports injury control, including both its cause and prevention, has largely
been informed by a biomedical and mechanistic model of health. Traditional scientific …
been informed by a biomedical and mechanistic model of health. Traditional scientific …
Tower crane safety on construction sites: A complex sociotechnical system perspective
W Zhou, T Zhao, W Liu, J Tang - Safety Science, 2018 - Elsevier
Tower crane is the lifeline of the construction industry, but tower crane accidents are still too
frequent. Despite the significant progress in tower crane safety research, system thinking …
frequent. Despite the significant progress in tower crane safety research, system thinking …
Systems thinking accident analysis models: A systematic review for sustainable safety management
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 …
adverse events. This research was conducted based on five major objectives:(i) to …
Accident causation, prevention and safety management: a review of the state-of-the-art
M Pillay - Procedia manufacturing, 2015 - Elsevier
Abstract According to the International Labour Organization some 2.3 million diseases and
474 million accidents are experienced annually by workplaces. The associated social and …
474 million accidents are experienced annually by workplaces. The associated social and …