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How to assess team performance in terms of control - a cognitive systems engineering based protocol

This report presents a protocol for assessing team performance in terms of control based on cognitive systems engineering theories. The protocol changes the focus of team performance assessment from good and bad behaviours towards the team’s activity. By using Hollnagel’s contextual control model (COCOM) a protocol is developed so that team activity can be categorised into four control modes. Data

Rules - Sometimes less is more

The Aviation industry is ultra-safe. Rules and procedures have been attributed as a contributory factor for attaining this high level of safety. The complexity of the aviation system has risen dramatically in the last few decades due to the development and introduction of modern aircraft and on-board technological innovations. Every day pilots encounter situations they did not expect. During those

Effektiv kommunikation av riskbilden i länet mellan länsstyrelsen och allmänheten

Effektiv kommunikation av riskbilden i länet mellan länsstyrelsen och allmänheten Examensarbetets slutsats är att länsstyrelsen borde samverka med kommunerna i en dialogbaserad kommunikation med allmänheten. Länsstyrelsen bör även försöka fylla de, i examensarbetet, identifierade kunskapsluckorna, vilka även kan utgöra framtida examensarbeten. Information av riskbilden till allmänheten är ett växThis master thesis deals with how an effective risk communication between the county administrative board and the public can be conducted. The master thesis starts with a summary of the current literature on the subject after which interviews were conducted with three individuals who work with these issues at the county administrative board in Kalmar and a number of questions were sent to a few mu

Tracing livelihood trajectories : Patterns of livelihood adaptations in rural communities in eastern Nepal

Mountain communities are adapting their livelihoods to a complex combination of social, political and economic changes and associated risks. Despite recognition of adaption in response to multiple changes in sustainable livelihood and critical climate change literature, risks attributed to biophysical effects of climate change have increasingly assumed importance. Consequently, diversification is

Defining the Functional Resonance Analysis space: combining Abstraction Hierarchy and FRAM

System-thinking and related systemic methods enhance traditional risk and hazard assessments and accident analysis, as well as system design. The Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) is a recently developed method for systemic analysis. FRAM facilitates descriptions of the functional relations among system elements. In case of large systems (e.g. several agents, multiple procedures, many te

Re-interpreting rationalities of risky migration : Syrian refugees´ sea journeys to Europe Dance between wisdom and despair

The thesis explores the migration experiences of Syrian refugees who arrived in Sweden and Denmark by crossing the Mediterranean Sea in small, precarious boats. It aims to illuminate how these refugees managed the risks they faced during their journey to Europe and the meanings they associated with these risks. The research focuses on the socio-cultural and individual contexts within which risk is

One event, three investigations : The reproduction of a safety norm

Following an adverse event in a Swedish university hospital in 2010, three separate investigations seeking causal factors were conducted. We here review each of the analyses to see whether they together generate the kind of epistemological pluralism that could contribute to a systemic understanding of, and learning from, the event. Our content analysis shows that, while using vastly different amou

User Image Mismatch in Anesthesia Alarms: A Cognitive Systems Analysis

In this study, principles of Cognitive Systems Engineering are used to better understand the human–machine interaction manifesting in the use of anaesthesia alarms. The hypothesis is that the design of the machine incorporates built-in assumptions of the user that are discrepant with the anaesthesiologist's self-assessment, creating ‘user image mismatch’. Mismatch was interpreted by focusing on th

En studie av informationsinhämtning i samband med ledning av räddningsinsatser

The aim of the thesis was to study the information retrieval and seeking of an on-scene commander on the incident site. Also, to systematize the information to further improve the decision-making condition for all all of the commanding officers. By studying literature, analysing collected recorded material from helmet-mounted cameras and conducting interviews, the study has shown that commanders,

The impact of “To Err Is Human” on patient safety in anesthesiology. A bibliometric analysis of 20 years of research

Background: Patient safety gained public notoriety following the 1999 report of the Institute of Medicine: To Err is Human – Building a Safer Health System which summarized a culminated decades' worth of research that had so far been largely ignored. The aim of this study was to analyze the report's impact on patient safety research in anesthesiology.Methods: A bibliometric analysis was performed

Dark knights : Exploring resilience and hidden workarounds in commercial aviation through mixed methods

In this study, the duality of adaptive capacity in aviation safety is examined, where the need for resilience of frontline workers conflicts with the expectations and assumptions of upstream entities, leading to system brittleness. We explore three critical categories: responsibilization, the application of practical wisdom in navigating challenging situations, and the unrecognized sacrifices that

On the rationale of resilience in the domain of safety: A literature review

Resilience is becoming a prevalent agenda in safety research and organisational practice. In this study we examine how the peer-reviewed safety science literature (a) formulates the rationale behind the study of resilience; (b) constructs resilience as a scientific object; and (c) constructs and locates the resilient subject. The results suggest that resilience engineering scholars typically motiv

Kriskommunikation i heterogena befolkningsstrukturer

An increasingly heterogeneous demography in society demands for a shift of attitude towards crisis communication. With a population where one in five has got a foreign background it is important that governments and decision makers continuously evaluate the current crisis management plans, and take measures through updates where so is considered to be needed. This report aims to evaluate the curre

Olycksutredning - utredning pågår

In society, accidents happen on a daily basis. To investigate these accidents is part of preventing them from happening at all. The investigations are carried out by different reasons and with different focus as well as by varying methods and extent. This contributes to that the finding of causes of the event varies with the investigator as well as with what the purpose of the investigation is as

Jobba hos oss

Som LTH-institution vid Lunds universitet är vi en statlig arbetsgivare som erbjuder en mängd spännande tjänster inom utbildning och forskning. FörmånerFörmåner som ges anställda vid Lunds universitet inkluderar:Förmånlig semester (antal dagar varierar mellan 28 och 35 beroende på ålder)Möjlighet att ha bisysslaRätt till ersättning för viss sjukvård och läkemedelFriskvårdsersättning och en friskvå

https://www.flyg.lth.se/om-oss/jobba-hos-oss - 2026-04-15

Medical teamwork and the evolution of safety science : A critical review

There is widespread consensus that teamwork constitutes one of the key requirements in today’s multidisciplinary and highly complex system of delivering care. In recent years, increasing attention has been given to questions of how to define, teach, measure, and improve teamwork in healthcare. However, one cannot help but feel a certain disconnect between this ongoing trend in healthcare with an a

What counts as a reasonable extent? - a systems approach for understanding fire safety in Sweden

Swedish legislation requires that any owner or user of a building maintain a reasonable level of fire protection measures to ensure the safety of all people located in the building. If a building, in the wake of a fire, in court is determined not to have had a reasonable fire protection, the blame will likewise be assigned to the building owner or user. Using the perspective of risk governance, th

How to assess team performance in terms of control: A protocol based on cognitive systems engineering

This article presents a protocol for assessing team performance in terms of control based on cognitive systems engineering theory. The protocol changes the focus of team performance assessment from good and bad behaviours towards team activity. By using Hollnagel’s contextual control model (COCOM), a protocol is developed so that team activity can be described as four control modes. Data is collec