Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Factors (2024)

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HFESTG - Health Care 1:21

1d ago1:21

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...and now for another Human Factors Minute! Did you know that the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society has 24 technical groups that are concerned with the human factors aspects of specific application areas? One of those is the Healthcare Technica GroupThe Healthcare Technical Group is interested in maximizing the contributions of humanfactors and…

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SH76: Navigating the Depths Safely: Risk Management & Incident Reporting with a panel of experts 9:25

3d ago9:25

9:25

The allure of SCUBA diving offers unparalleled opportunities for underwater exploration but also comes with inherent risks that demand respect and understanding. This podcast, summarizing a conversation between industry experts, delves into the critical aspects of risk management and incident reporting in diving. Understanding the risks, the role o…

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3.1 - Henry Pelham (Part 1) 1:20:08

3d ago1:20:08

1:20:08

Born the "spare" second son of Baron Pelham, Henry watched his brother bask in the glow of wealth and titles. With the seat in Parliament his brother bought for him, Henry found his own voice, teamed up with Robert Walpole, and zoomed up the political ranks. Stepping out from his sibling's shadow, Henry Pelham soon stood tall as Britain’s third Pri…

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Extended Reality Simulation - Dr Shiva Pedram and Grace Kennedy 39:57

11d ago39:57

39:57

Dr Robyn Coman from the University of Wolllongoing is discussing Extended Reality Simulation with Dr Shiva Pedram from the University of Newcastle, and Grace Kennedy from Acema. Dr Shiva Pedram is an experienced UX Research Specialist and Service Designer, specialising in the intersection between Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and service design …

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Zero Down Conventional - Down Payment Assistance Updates 58:38

13d ago58:38

58:38

Ever felt like the hustle of your career is pulling you away from what truly matters? John Hudson did, and a trip to Disney World was the eye-opener he needed. Tune in as John, a mortgage industry veteran with 26 years under his belt, shares the heartfelt story behind his decision to start his own company. Discover how the relentless demands of his…

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Cyber from the Academic Perspective - An Interview with Phil Morgan 49:44

21d ago49:44

49:44

Prof. Phil Morgan from Cardiff University shares his experiences of being a researcher int he Cyber Security Domain and what is happening to get ahead.Autor: Barry Kirby

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E302 - EHF2024 Recap 40:00

25d ago40:00

40:00

In this thrilling episode of Human Factors Cast, your hosts Nick Roome and Barry Kirby dive deep into their experiences at the Ergonomics & Human Factors (EHF) 2024 conference, celebrating its 75th anniversary. They explore Barry's journey into the world of rail safety, wearables, and the intriguing world of AI in human factors, sharing valuable in…

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SH75: Psychological Consequences of a Diving Accident 14:22

6d ago14:22

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In this podcast episode, we delve into the psychological impact of diving incidents, particularly focusing on the development of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) within the diving community. While physical injuries from diving accidents are well-documented, psychological trauma often goes unnoticed and untreated. Research suggests that a signi…

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SH74: Who is responsible for change? 5:59

10d ago5:59

5:59

In this podcast episode, we explore who should be driving change in the diving industry, drawing inspiration from quotes by George Bernard Shaw and Albert Einstein emphasizing the necessity of change for progress. While top-down leadership models are common, with executives setting the culture and direction, it's argued that true change often stems…

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Workplace Safety 1:33

11d ago1:33

1:33

...and now for another Human Factors Minute! A U.S. worker dies as a result of a workplace injury every 2 hours.In 2011 alone, almost 4 million U.S. workers were injured on the job. While the Workers' Compensation system was designed to provide financial support to those injured at work, many injuries are not the result of the employer's work pract…

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SH73: Why we need change 6:01

13d ago6:01

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In this podcast episode, we delve into the necessity of change, exploring why it's crucial and who should be driving it. Drawing insights from Winston Churchill's quote, "To improve is to change, to be perfect is to change often," we examine how change is an inherent part of life and essential for progress. While some resist change due to comfort o…

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SH72: Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda 5:34

17d ago5:34

5:34

In this podcast episode, we explore the pitfalls of using "shoulda, woulda, coulda" in discussions about diving mistakes and accidents, emphasizing the need for constructive language and learning-oriented approaches. Drawing from real-life diving scenarios, we highlight how counterfactual responses hinder progress and fail to address the root cause…

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Loan Readiness - The Death of Credit Repiar 1:09:59

19d ago1:09:59

1:09:59

Embark on a transformative journey through the landscape of credit and real estate with me, Mark Jones, as I sit down with JP, the Regional Director for UQUAL. Our candid conversation unravels JP's personal evolution, from the early credit card blunders as a new immigrant to becoming a pivotal figure in the credit industry. Together, we dissect the…

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SH71: The Five Hazardous Attitudes 7:31

20d ago7:31

7:31

In this podcast episode, we draw parallels between aviation and diving safety, emphasizing the importance of human factors and non-technical skills in preventing accidents. Reflecting on a tragic airplane crash, we explore hazardous attitudes commonly seen in both industries and propose antidotes to mitigate their risks. From anti-authority to resi…

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Work Sampling 1:03

22d ago1:03

1:03

...and now for another Human Factors Minute! Work sampling is a method in which the job is sampled at random intervals to determine the proportion of total time spent on a particular task.[46] It provides insight into how often workers are performing tasks which might cause strain on their bodies. In a work sampling study, a large number of observa…

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2 - Spencer Compton 1:04:38

22d ago1:04:38

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From his humble birth in the Compton family castle, Spencer Compton rose to become a "dull, important Lord" in Parliament. Walpole out-maneuvered in 1727 to steal the top job from him, but Spencer Compton, the Earl of Wilmington, would get his revenge and (eventually) become Prime Minister. Recorded on location at the Wilmington Memorial Library in…

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Andrew Wright - User Testing in Design 43:45

24d ago43:45

43:45

Sharon Todd and Andrew Wright discuss User Testing in good design. The views expressed by Andrew Wright within the HFESA PodCast are his own and not those of any organisation he works for or with, or linked to any project he works on – past or present. Andrew is a Principal Human Factors Consultant at Tactix Sener, primarily supporting the transpor…

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SH70: Mentoring: Both sides of the story 5:53

24d ago5:53

5:53

In this podcast episode, we delve into the dynamics of mentoring in the diving community, exploring how mentor-mentee relationships contribute to personal and professional growth. While traditionally seen as unequal, effective mentoring fosters mutual development, relying on trust, vulnerability, and constructive feedback from both parties. Mentors…

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Building Dreams and Legacies: The Mann Mortgage Story 1:11:59

27d ago1:11:59

1:11:59

From a one-room office in a former mortuary to a mortgage banking empire, Don Mann, founder of Mann Mortgage, joins us to weave an extraordinary tale of tenacity and vision. Our conversation takes us through the heart of the American Dream—a narrative punctuated by Don's North Dakota roots, a life-altering boating accident, and the sweet success in…

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SH69: Leadership in a Short Term Team 4:42

27d ago4:42

4:42

In this podcast episode, we explore the concept of leadership in diving beyond traditional roles like Divemasters and Instructors. Leadership in diving involves guiding a team towards a common goal, prioritizing communication and maintaining situational awareness. Through real-life scenarios, we see how leadership can shift within a dive group, wit…

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SH 68: Scientific Diving: Trust and Communication in the depths 7:23

1M ago7:23

7:23

In this podcast episode, we delve into the crucial role of effective communication and trust in scientific diving. Communication underwater is essential for safety, coordination, and data collection, but it comes with its challenges, including language barriers and equipment limitations like Full Face Masks and helium distortion. Various methods su…

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Chernobyl (Part 5) 1:56

1M ago1:56

1:56

...and now for another Human Factors Minute! Highly-trained and experienced operators can often compensate for a poor design; however, in the case of the Chernobyl disaster, the designers gave the operators too difficult a task. The design was not at all forgiving of operator mistakes. It may have been difficult for the operators to have compensate…

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Why Aren't Y'all Brokers by Now | Agent vs Broker 1:19:30

1M ago1:19:30

1:19:30

Welcome to this enlightening episode of Key Factors Podcast - RealEstateAF , where knowledge meets ambition in the fast-paced realms of real estate and finance. Hosted by Mark Jones, this podcast brings together top industry experts to dissect and discuss the evolving market dynamics, investment opportunities, and critical strategies for success in…

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SH67: Diving Liability Insurance: Enabler or Barrier to Diving Safety? 16:02

1M ago16:02

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In this podcast episode, we explore the importance of Human Factors training in the diving industry, drawing parallels with its significance in aviation. A firsthand account reveals how insurance premiums reflect the recognition of this training's value, emphasizing the shift from blaming individuals to fostering a culture of learning for safety im…

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Transatlantic Health Human Factors - An interview with Ken Catchpole 1:04:47

1M ago1:04:47

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Ken discusses with Barry, the challenges and similarities of Healthcare Human Factors in both the UK and USA.Autor: Barry Kirby C.ErgHF FCIEHF

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SH66: The Value of Loops for Learning: Don't Just Fix the Diver /Instructor 10:15

1M ago10:15

10:15

In this episode, we delve into the concept of learning loops in scuba diving, inspired by the works of Chris Argyris and Donald Schön. We explore single-loop learning, focusing on immediate problem-solving like fixing a malfunctioning buoyancy control device (BCD), and double-loop learning, which involves analyzing underlying issues such as calibra…

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1.2 - Robert Walpole (Part 2) 1:12:33

1M ago1:12:33

1:12:33

Our first rating! We discuss how Robert Walpole rose from the disaster of the South Sea Company bubble to control all the levers of power in Parliament, his near-loss to Spenser Compton after the death of George I, and his eventual decline and defeat thanks to a disagreement with Spain over a severed left ear. Recorded on location in Walpole, Massa…

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1.1 - Robert Walpole (Part 1) 53:57

1M ago53:57

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We have to start somewhere! Abram and I look at Robert Walpole from birth to 1721, the traditional start of his time as prime minister. We cover his early elections, his rise in the Whig party, his stint in the Tower of London for corruption, and how he rose in power to become the dominant force in British politics of his day. (Hint: It involved fa…

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0 - Introduction to Parliament 50:58

1M ago50:58

50:58

Our pilot episode! Abram and I discuss the history of the UK Parliament from the Saxons up to 1721 and the beginning of the idea of a "prime minister".Autor: Joe Pranevich

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Unlocking the Secrets of Work Ethic and Navigating Real Estate Success with Kendra 1:05:18

1M ago1:05:18

1:05:18

Discover the underlying factors that drive our work ethic and dive into the real estate market's unique challenges with me, Mark Jones, and my insightful guest Kendra, a seasoned realtor. Together, we explore whether a predisposition to laziness is wired in our DNA or the product of our environment and choices. Kendra opens up about her own path to…

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SH65: Building a Short Term Team 6:24

1M ago6:24

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In this episode, we explore the dynamics of teamwork in diving, emphasizing that although diving may not be a traditional team sport, divers typically operate in teams to ensure safety underwater. Key factors in team development include communication, shared goals, and role clarity. Whether diving with familiar partners or strangers, effective comm…

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HFESTG - Forensics 1:53

1M ago1:53

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...and now for another Human Factors Minute! Members of the Forensics Professional Group are interested in all aspects of humanfactors as applied to litigation matters, both civil and criminal.FPGs goal is to bring ergonomic data and approaches to the investigation of lossesinfluenced by design or by human limitations. Arguments may be presented on…

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SH64: Price vs Quality: The Efficiency-Thoroughness Trade Off 5:35

2M ago5:35

5:35

In this episode, we delve into the complexities of dive training agency standards and the challenges faced by instructors in evaluating student performance. While standards outline specific skills, determining their mastery isn't always straightforward. New instructors, lacking experience and nuanced judgment, often prioritize efficiency over thoro…

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Mastering the Texas Real Estate Market: Strategies for Investment Success with Nicole Ricks and Tom Ochoa 52:42

2M ago52:42

52:42

Unlock the door to real estate mastery as I, Mark Jones, bring together industry powerhouses Nacole Ricks and Tom Ochoa to share their wealth of knowledge on the Key Factors Podcast. Our conversation promises to equip you with actionable strategies and insights to navigate the Texas property market. With an emphasis on integrity and creative invest…

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SH63: Unlocking the Secrets of Safer Diving: A Guide to Learning Reviews in Diving 10:56

2M ago10:56

10:56

In this episode, we reflect on the tragic death of a fellow diver and the tendency within the diving community to rush to conclusions and assign blame rather than focusing on learning from incidents. Highlighting the need for a shift towards a more transparent and constructive approach, Gareth introduces The Human Diver's "Learning Review Guide in …

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Accept Total Responsibility - Maximize Your Potential in Real Estate 1:23:00

2M ago1:23:00

1:23:00

Embarking on a journey that meanders through the valleys of personal struggle and soars to the pinnacles of professional achievement, Steve Collins joins us with tales of his life's metamorphosis, a narrative as inspiring as it is instructive. From the shackles of ADHD and addiction to the liberating triumphs in real estate and personal coaching, S…

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The Public Seating Project - Carlo Caponecchia, Robyn Coman and Vinod Gopaladsani 22:02

2M ago22:02

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Carlo , Robyn and Vinod are discussing the impact that the absence of suitable seating and poorly designed seating has on older adults in public places. The public seating project identified poor design, the coping behaviours of older adults needed and the impact that poor seating has on people with physical limitations and on their social identity…

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Time Studies 1:01

2M ago1:01

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...and now for another Human Factors Minute! A time study is a structured process of directly observing and measuring human work using a timing device to establish the time required for completion of the work by a qualified worker when working at a defined level of performance.Typically, time studies determine the time required for a worker to comp…

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SH62: Blame vs Learning 4:56

2M ago4:56

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In this episode, we confront the harsh reality of diving accidents and the lack of transparency within the diving community regarding incident reporting and analysis. Reflecting on a recent tragedy involving a colleague, we emphasize the importance of learning from mistakes rather than engaging in speculation and blame. Unlike other sports, diving …

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Insights into the Clinical Human Factors Group - An interview with Dawn Benson 1:01:42

2M ago1:01:42

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Dawn Benson, the Programme Manager for the Clinical Human Factors Group, gives an insight into the aims and ambitions of the organisation in the future.Autor: Barry Kirby C.ErgHF FCIEHF

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Slang'n Real Estate - Age Doesn't Mean a Thing When You Won't Be Out Worked 1:02:04

2M ago1:02:04

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When the beaten path doesn't appeal, forging your own way becomes the only option. Philip Becker joins me, Mark Jones, to recount the tale of how he defied the odds and the naysayers to establish Becker Properties, a real estate brokerage that thrives on individuality and defies the traditional office structure. Our walk down memory lane isn't just…

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SH61: Racing through courses- how fast is too fast? 5:07

2M ago5:07

5:07

In this podcast episode, we delve into the complexities of diving instruction and the pressures to rush through courses without adequate skill consolidation. The author reflects on a student who quickly progressed from one course to another, raising concerns about the thoroughness of training and readiness for advanced dives. Despite the instructor…

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SH60: Facing One's Own Shadow 9:32

2M ago9:32

9:32

In this podcast episode, we explore the concept of tribalism and discrimination within the diving community, stemming from cultural, historical, and social factors. Discrimination based on race, gender, age, or social background hampers the development of diving students, leading to lowered motivation, unrealistic expectations, and reduced quality …

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Brian Moon - Naturalistic Decision Making 42:16

2M ago42:16

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Sharon Todd is exploring Naturalistic Decision Making with Brian Moon. He is the Chief Technology Officer for Perigean Technologies LLC and Executive Director of the Naturalistic Decision Making Association. A leading practitioner and researcher in the field of NDM, Mr. Moon applies qualitative and quantitative research methods to a wide range of p…

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3 Sides to Every Story - Building Trust and Balance 1:05:21

2M ago1:05:21

1:05:21

Ever find yourself wondering if the spirit of integrity still has a home in the cutthroat world of real estate? Look no further as we welcome Josue Martin to the Key Factors Podcast, a man whose personal narrative is steeped in a mission to infuse trust and authenticity into property dealings. From the streets of 90s LA where his family faced the d…

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 1:23

2M ago1:23

1:23

...and now for another Human Factors Minute! The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is an association dedicated to advancing innovation and technological excellence for the benefit of humanity and is the worlds largest technical professional society. It is designed to serve professionals involved in all aspects of electrical, …

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SH59: Drift vs Advancement: How do we push limits safely? 7:09

2M ago7:09

7:09

In this podcast episode, we delve into the distinction between normalization of deviance and constructive deviation/advancement within the diving community. Normalization of deviance, as coined by Diane Vaughen, describes the gradual acceptance of unsafe practices as the norm, whereas constructive deviation involves a deliberate, open exploration o…

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Cyber Human Vulnerability - An interview with Laura Bishop 33:23

2M ago33:23

33:23

Laura Bishop gives an insight into Human Vulnerability and risk as seen from the cyber perspective.Autor: Barry Kirby

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