2009
DOI: 10.3917/th.714.0297
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Définition d'aides instrumentales pour la gestion de crise à l'hôpital : « Le plan blanc »

Abstract: RESUME Cet article porte sur le développement d’aides instrumentales dédiées au soutien cognitif de décideurs hospitaliers confrontés à une crise, alors même qu’ils sont novices dans le domaine de la gestion de crise. Le cœur de notre travail a consisté, en nous appuyant sur la méthode de raisonnement tactique (Rogalski, 1987) et en nous inspirant du formalisme MAD (Scapin & Pierret-Golbreich, 1990), à élaborer des arbres opérationnels décisionnels qui font apparaître, pour chaque objectif de haut niveau q… Show more

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“…In connection with the second point, crisis management typically requires the participation of a higher number of stakeholders (Molenda et al, 2008 ) and an expansion of the fields and levels of intervention. As such, crisis organization is structured around a principle of distribution between various teams with complementary skills, which must be taken into account, consulted and integrated in the decision‐making process.…”
Section: Organizational Resilience and Crisis Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In connection with the second point, crisis management typically requires the participation of a higher number of stakeholders (Molenda et al, 2008 ) and an expansion of the fields and levels of intervention. As such, crisis organization is structured around a principle of distribution between various teams with complementary skills, which must be taken into account, consulted and integrated in the decision‐making process.…”
Section: Organizational Resilience and Crisis Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In connection with the second point, crisis management typically requires the participation of a higher number of stakeholders (Molenda et al, 2008) and an expansion of the fields and levels of intervention.…”
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“…Ce plan a été conçu aux débuts de la pandémie mondiale COVID-19, et en amont de la déclaration du premier cas positif au Maroc. Un plan d’urgence est déclenché par le directeur de l’établissement de santé ou, par délégation, un administrateur de grade, suite à une préalerte lancée par une cellule de crise, selon des critères quantitatifs (nombre de victimes) et qualitatifs (contagiosité, degré de gravité…) [17] .…”
Section: Matériel Et Méthodeunclassified
“…Experts use typical responses and outcomes in situations they identify as being similar to ones they have previously encountered. Decision-making processes have been the subject of several studies in the context of military command, emergency services (Rogalski 2004), hospitals (Molenda et al 2008), or a military training facility (Drillings and Serfaty 1997). By contrast, when the situation does not seem familiar, the decision-maker has to assess it before adapting his or her chosen solution to it (Klein 1997).…”
Section: Alert Management Activitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%