Development, initial reliability and validity testing of an observational tool for assessing technical skills of operating room nurses | Summary
Feasibility: ICATS-N_ should be reasonably easy to use in real ORs and also in the context of simulation-based training.a. The tool is observational, and thus non-intrusive in its useb. The tool consists of a relatively small number of itemsc. The tool consists of observable behaviours (i.e., the amount of inference involved from the part of the rater/trainer is minimised) Feasibility was evaluated qualitatively: did the trainer OR nurse of our study find the tool usable?Reliability: ICATS-N_ should capture OR nurses’ technical skills consistently.The tool consists of observable behaviours (i.e., the amount of inference involved from the part of the rater/trainer is minimised) Reliability was evaluated quantitatively in the form of internal consistency (Cronbach a coefficients)Validity: ICATS-N_ should capture what it purports to capture (i.e., OR nurses’ technical skills). Face validity was evaluated qualitatively, via expert opinion in the development of the tool. Content validity was evaluated (i) qualitatively, via expert opinion in the development of the tool and (ii) quantitatively, via correlational analyses of core skills as defined in ICATS-N. |
A service oriented architecture for decision support systems in environmental crisis management | Summary
•Requirements – Service-Oriented-Architecture Design•Main architectural components •Added-value middleware |
Striving to be resilient: What concepts, approaches and practices should be incorporated in resilience management guidelines? | Summary
Level of consensus between rated items (higher than 80%) |
Expanding the use of simulation in open vascular surgical training | Summary
Experience / seniorityTechnical performance on models: time to diagnose, time to implement intervention, Generic and procedure specific performanceClinical outcome |
A virtual reality based fire training simulator integrated with fire dynamics data | Summary
Performance evaluation |
Prepositioning of supplies in preparation for a hurricane under potential destruction of prepositioned supplies | Summary
The solution of our model may be classified into two parts: the first is to be applied before the hurricane occurs. It consists of the selection of SPs (supply points) and their level of storage, which gives the amount of prepositioned units. The second part of our solution is the planned flow of units after the hurricane. |
Decision support system for emergency management: Road tunnels | Summary
Based on a specific |
A continuous approximation approach for assessment routing in disaster relief | Summary
CostImplementation complexitysum of arrival times |
A nature-inspired decentralized trust model to reduce information unreliability in complex disaster relief operations | Summary
Detection of unreliability,Robustness,Reducing information overload |
Towards a Lightweight Approach for On-site Interaction Evaluation of Safety-critical Mobile Systems | Summary
Effectivity. Pragmatic and hedonic quality. Improvement potential. |
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