Healthcare practitioners, patient safety leaders, educators and researchers increasingly
recognise the value of human factors/ergonomics and make use of the discipline's person …

This paper reviews the key perspectives on human error and analyses the core theories and
methods developed and applied over the last 60 years. These theories and methods have …

Abstract Computer and Information Security (CIS) is usually approached adopting a
technology-centric viewpoint, where the human components of sociotechnical systems are …

Objetivo: discutir desafios para a elaboração e implementação de planos de resposta e
prontidão estratégica contra a COVID-19. Métodos: partindo de recomendações da …

Background Problems of quality and safety persist in health systems worldwide. We
conducted a large research programme to examine culture and behaviour in the English …

There are numerous emerging technologies that are potentially disruptive to business, to
government, and to society. This paper looks at the two levels of disruptive technologies. A …

Is the human a problem to control, or a solution to harness? For half a century, safety
thinking was dominated by the idea that people are the target for intervention. The “human …

When faced with a'human error'problem, you may be tempted to ask'Why didn't these people
watch out better?'Or,'How can I get my people more engaged in safety?'You might think you …

Abstract “Human error” is often implicated as a causal factor in accident investigation yet
very little is done to understand 'why'such errors occur in the first place. This paper uses the …

Complexity theory suggests that we see performance as an emergent property, the result of
complex interactions and relationships. This can clash, however, with what stakeholders see …