Provide a framework for the development of emergency logistics response models

Use a design science approach (e.g., Hevner, March, Park, & Ram, 2004; Holmstrom, Ketokivi, & Hameri, 2009) to develop and explore the viability and effectiveness of SVMs  as a potentially more effective real-time component of integrated decision support tools which can anticipate actions that will be taken at different levels in response to a crisis situation; Follow the tradition of grounded business research (Guide & Van Wassenhove, 2007), to explore the ability of SVMs to model, explain, and predict multi-organizational collaborative decision-making behavior and response effectiveness through a case study involving a high-magnitude crisis situation

RQ1. Will there be more desirable outcome of perceived company responsibility, reputation, and purchase intention for stakeholders exposed to Twitter messages from the company with a favorable country-of-origin perception compared to other conditions?

Evaluate the validity of two non-technical skills evaluation instruments, the Anaesthetists’ Non-Technical Skills (ANTS) behavioural marker system and the Ottawa Global Rating Scale (GRS), to apply them to anaesthesia training.