Top ten knowledge DB entries related to Results are listed below.
Applying Analytical Hierarchy Process to Supplier Selection and Evaluation in the Hospitality Industry: A Multiobjective Approach

Among first-level factors, logistics and quality assurance was ranked highest, followed by management, information technology, and competitive ability in descending order.
The use of emergency operations centres in local government emergency management.

The majority of organizations participated in tabletop, drills, and orientation exercises frequently, at least once a year or more. However, they tended to focus on exercising the incident management structure rather than identifying the competencies needed to put that structure into practice.
Assessing and improving cross-border chemical incident preparedness and response across Europe.

Collaborative approach to emergency preparedness developed by Stewart-Evans et al. (2012) can be applied to all stages of incident response.Cross-border issues require specific attention from emergency responders and national governments.
Team Coordination in Escalating Situations: An Empirical Study Using Mid-Fidelity Simulation

When the cognitive work in a team is focused on continuous sharing of as much data as possible, this can trap decision makers in a reactive behaviour during escalation Applying the theoretical base of joint cognitive activity is a promising way to establish a contrasting view of what makes teams establish, maintain and regain control in escalating situations.
Crisis Management Dilemmas: Differences in Attitudes towards Reactive Crisis Communication Strategies among Future Business Professionals in Croatia

Business students, to a greater extent, chose more passive strategies and also strategies that are less risky compared to students of public relations. On the other hand, students of public relations in general mostly opted for strategies that carry proactive features and additional risk, not waiting for certain negative information to become publicly available
A priority driven ABC approach to the emergency management of high energy pelvic trauma improves decision making in simulated patient scenarios.

Using an initialled ABC acronym as a teaching method improves both clinician’s recall and prioritisation when discussing pelvic trauma in examination scenarios.
Validity evidence of non-technical skills assessment instruments in simulated anaesthesia crisis management.

 The ANTS and Ottawa GRS instruments shared various aspects of validity evidence and correlated well with each other in anaesthesia assessment in the simulation.
The effect of a simulation-based training intervention on the performance of established critical care unit teams.

A simulation-based study day can improve teamwork in multidisciplinary critical care unit teams as measured in pre- and post-course simulations with some evidence of subsequent changes to patient management
Interprofessional non-technical skills for surgeons in disaster response: A qualitative study of the Australian perspective.

The majority of participants held the belief that surgeons needed in non-technical skills in order to achieve best practice in disaster response. Surgeons considering becoming involved in disaster management should be trained in these skills, and these skills should be incorporated into disaster preparation courses with an interprofessional focus.
REACT: A paraprofessional training program for first responders-A pilot study.

A paraprofessional program (e.g. REACT), is an effective approach forproviding the knowledge and skills needed to address the psychologicalimpact of potentially traumatic events.

 

 

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