Capt. Jo Gillespie explores the reasons for procedural non-compliance
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PACE is a tool for speaking up that can be useful in the cockpit of an airliner too.
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The ADDIE model is a widely-used framework for designing effective training programs, particularly in specialized fields like aviation. Let’s explore how the steps of this model can be applied to designing Crew Resource Management (CRM) training for pilots and cabin crew.
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Erik Hollnagel himself explains the ETTO principle, Efficiency Thoroughness Trade-off
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Capt Owen Sims talks about startle and suprise in upset recovery in this video.
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In this brilliant series by Human Factors for Healthcare Stress and Fatigue are discussed. Lots of overlap with aviation.
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This series of videos by “Human Factors for Healthcare” explains a lot of the basics of communication, that are relevant on the flight deck too.
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In this excellent video series Human Factors for Health Care take a look at teamwork in Health Care. As hospital teams have many similarities with flight/cabin crew as a team the series offers very useful insights.
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This excellent 5-part video series on decision making in health care, by Human Factors for Healthcare, gives an excellent overview of different aspects of decision making in a dynamic group setting. It offers many useful parallels with aviation.
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In this excellent ppt presentation, Dr. Randy Mumaw and colleagues present their research into flightpath monitoring
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