A Special CRM Collection Volume 1 - Electronic Book
A Special CRM Collection Is a Series Comprising Three Volumes
In the series „A Special CRM Collection“, Eva-Maria Schottdorf discusses a wide array of crew resource management topics and uses many an example from aviation and medicine to help you to understand the key learning points instantly.
These Contents Help You to Maximise Your Professional Success
- how to give and receive praise and why this is so important
- what you gain from analysing the superb results of your teamwork
- all about knowledge, skills, and attitude and which of them is most difficult to optimise
- how to deal with stress aptly to keep working towards your goals in the long run
- the courage and excellent use of CRM that the pilots demonstrated on Qantas Flight 32 and what to learn from it
- defining threats and errors and dealing with both of them skilfully
- the error chain and its application to the worst air accident in the history of civil aviation
- why just culture has been established and how it fits into safety culture
- in the last chapter, the benefits of various crucial CRM principles are highlighted in a relaxed and enjoyable setting
Take a Look Inside and Discover
- the preview of the series
- the preview of the first volume
- the table of contents
- the didactic features
- the entire the first chapter, and more
Specifications of the Electronic Book
A PDF file that comes in a fixed layout to enhance the clear arrangement of the didactic features. It contains clickable links.
Size: 21,59 x 27,94cm
Page count: 166
ISBN: 978-3-98925-005-5
BISAC Codes:
MED 026000 MEDICAL/Emergency Medicine
EDU 056000 EDUCATION/Vocational & Technical
Keywords
Crew Resource Management, Aviation, Prehospital Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medical Services, Human Factors, Teamwork, Communication, Error Chain, Just Culture, Safety Culture, Patient Safety
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