Theoretical constructs and theories applied in experiments in decision making have challenges, when applied to actual healthcare, where data and time are limited. This chapter describes some alternative decision making theories that can be applied in the messy “real” world of healthcare professionals. The chapter covers several cognitive processes such as sensemaking and team reflection that are relevant to healthcare simulation and its use for system improvements. The chapter explores how these models can inform simulation practice in terms of design, conduct, and debriefing. It also describes how simulation can be used to analyze meta-cognitive processes
Cognitive theories on decision making show that individuals often do not decide in a full and ration...
Engagement and simulation science is a rapidly evolving field which is opening new horizons for simu...
Background: Experience and knowledge of acutely ill patients are important factors influencing the n...
Theoretical constructs and theories applied in experiments in decision making have challenges, when ...
The success of change depends greatly on the ability to respond to human needs and to bridge the gap...
Part 3: Business ModelingInternational audienceIn order to be able to deliver efficient and effectiv...
Simulation has become an integral part of health professional training and development, within both ...
Introduction The ability of the nurse to make clinical decisions is an integral part of nursing prac...
Simulation is a technique that evokes or replicates substantial aspects of the real world, in order ...
A series of projects have been, and are being, performed, that look at modelling human decision-maki...
Aims The aim of this study was to investigate nursing students' clinical decision-making by using hi...
Healthcare systems have been a popular application area for simulation modeling for more than sixty ...
International audienceThis article deals with artificial intelligence models inspired from cognitive...
Computerized clinical decision-support systems are members of larger sociotechnical systems, compose...
Abstract. "e main purpose of the paper is the presentation of the new concept of human decision...
Cognitive theories on decision making show that individuals often do not decide in a full and ration...
Engagement and simulation science is a rapidly evolving field which is opening new horizons for simu...
Background: Experience and knowledge of acutely ill patients are important factors influencing the n...
Theoretical constructs and theories applied in experiments in decision making have challenges, when ...
The success of change depends greatly on the ability to respond to human needs and to bridge the gap...
Part 3: Business ModelingInternational audienceIn order to be able to deliver efficient and effectiv...
Simulation has become an integral part of health professional training and development, within both ...
Introduction The ability of the nurse to make clinical decisions is an integral part of nursing prac...
Simulation is a technique that evokes or replicates substantial aspects of the real world, in order ...
A series of projects have been, and are being, performed, that look at modelling human decision-maki...
Aims The aim of this study was to investigate nursing students' clinical decision-making by using hi...
Healthcare systems have been a popular application area for simulation modeling for more than sixty ...
International audienceThis article deals with artificial intelligence models inspired from cognitive...
Computerized clinical decision-support systems are members of larger sociotechnical systems, compose...
Abstract. "e main purpose of the paper is the presentation of the new concept of human decision...
Cognitive theories on decision making show that individuals often do not decide in a full and ration...
Engagement and simulation science is a rapidly evolving field which is opening new horizons for simu...
Background: Experience and knowledge of acutely ill patients are important factors influencing the n...