An integrated approach for evaluating and improving the performance of surgical theaters with resilience engineering

An intelligent algorithm to evaluate and improve the performance of a home healthcare center considering trust indicators

“…In this study, Cronbach's alpha was calculated for the satisfaction questionnaire and all indicators of the trust factor. The minimum acceptable value for Cronbach's alpha were considered 0.7 [ 5 , 7 , 30 ]. Moreover, the validation of the questionnaire was evaluated using the t -test or Wilcoxon signed-rank test.…”

The Relationship Between Leadership Safety Commitment and Resilience Safety Participation Behavior

“…The variable was measured from the perspective of elastic engineering, and combined three scales: the report scale, 41 the learning scale, 38 and the prediction scale. 36 This combined scale has three dimensions (report, learning, and prediction) and nine items, including “I will be regarded as a troublemaker if I raise safety issues.” The Cronbach’s alpha of this scale was 0.967.…”

“…The impact of top management on site safety is achieved through supervisors. 36 Supervisors assume an important role in the workplace; they are responsible for reporting to leadership and making known to lower levels. In many cases, the communication between leaders and miners passes through supervisors, which means that miners feel a portion of the safety climate is the responsibility and consequence of supervisors’ safety attitudes.…”

Performance assessment and improvement of a care unit for COVID-19 patients with resilience engineering and motivational factors: An artificial neural network method

“…One of the critical stages of crisis management in the healthcare sector is the empowerment of the healthcare system to promote resilience in service provision [ 8 ]. In crisis management, it is mandatory to have a regular process of applying executive and organizational decisions and other capacities in order to implement policies and strategies, improve the community's adaptive capacity, and consequently reduce the negative impact and outcomes of new hazards.…”

“…Arcuri et al [ 12 ] conducted two studies in Brazil to predict the performance of mobile emergency medical services along rivers and coastal areas during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using the data envelopment analysis (DEA) method, Azizi et al [ 8 ] presented a novel framework to assess the performance of operating rooms from both quantitative and qualitative aspects. Haghighi and Torabi [ 13 ] presented a resilience-based framework for ranking information systems by using fuzzy DEA.…”