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5. Human factors certification: A useful concept?

Author

Jackson, Alistair

Subjects
Man/System Technology And Life Support
Abstract

This paper considers what is involved in certification processes and their relation to human factors aspects of systems. It derives from recognition of a lack of understanding of the processes and purposes of certification. This was encountered when attempting to address the workshop topic by integrating an understanding of human factors with the observed processes of certification. The paper considers what human factors (HF) certification might be and then develops a simple model of the elements of a certification process. It then tries to relate these elements to the needs of the aviation communities and other parties with an interest in the certification of advance aviation technologies.

Published
1994

7. The Met's last secret: Why won't the police say that they have found no evidence whatsoever of a paedophile network linked to Parliament?

Author

Jackson, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom. Metropolitan Police Office -- Investigations, Child sexual abusers, Cabinet officials -- Investigations, Child sexual abuse -- Investigations, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science
Abstract

Almost exactly three years ago, Tom Watson stood up in parliament and demanded the Metropolitan police investigate 'clear intelligence suggesting a powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and No. 10'. [...]

Published
2015

9. Educating with DVD

Author

Jackson, Alistair

Subjects
Videodisc players -- Usage -- Innovations, Education -- Innovations -- Usage, Arts, visual and performing, Education, Usage, Innovations
Abstract

DVD Players are fast becoming a standard item in the average lounge room, yet few people are aware of just how powerful these players are. More than just high quality [...]

Published
2002

11. access.

Author

Forster, Vince, Owen, Quentin, Beggs, Harry, Gundry, Travis, Meusburger, Peter, West, Warren, Newton, William, Bull, Richard, Jackson, Alistair, Pobjoy, Andrew, Beaumont, Tony, Gourlay, John, Clowser, Chris, Clarson, Johno, Burgess, Solomon, Turnbull, Al, and Bell, Stuart

Subjects
TRAFFIC accidents, MOTORCYCLISTS, MOTOR vehicle drivers
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles regarding the collision of a car and motorbike, "Access" by Dane Sun in the November 2, 2014 issue, and adventure driving in Australia.

Published
2015

12. TECHNICAL SECTION.

Author

Flavell, Keren, Caldwell, Luke, Jackson, Alistair, Kenworthy, Christopher, Minton, Andrew, and Smith, Claire

Subjects
COMPUTER software, MOTION picture editing
Abstract

Introduces several computer software used for film editing in the U.S. Availability of the Avid DV Xpress from Avid Inc.; Features of the Final Cut Pro from FCP; Reliability of the Cinema Tools for Final Cut Pro from Apple Inc.

Published
2002

14. Transparency for them, clinical outcomes for you.

Author

Grue, James E. and Jackson, Alistair

Subjects
*DISCLOSURE, *HEALTH care reform, *HEALTH outcome assessment, *MEDICARE, *MEDICAL care, *OPTOMETRISTS
Abstract

The article discusses the importance of transparency to value-driven health care reform in the U.S. The process leading from clinical outcomes to transparency includes analysis of outcomes, use of reported information as a benchmark to continue their quality improvement process and incorporation of best practices. It notes that transparency reporting of the cases seen by eye-care providers has many implications. It says it is not difficult for Medicare to identify the volume of Medicare patients with a particular condition seen by each optometrist. It adds that health care reform will ensure that information will be available to the patients.

Published
2009

15. Permanent, Ubiquitous Change: Health Reform Applies to Everyone Forever.

Author

Jackson, Alistair

Subjects
ELECTRONIC health records, OPTOMETRISTS, MEDICAL technology, MEDICAL communication, STAKEHOLDERS, HEALTH care reform
Abstract

The author discusses the impact of Electronic Health Record (EHR) to eye care professionals (ECP). According to the author, more than a technology shift, EHR mean a culture shift for ECP and staff to care coordination with other providers requiring not only team-based care but also involving patients as stakeholders on the care team. With all its potentials, he believes that this new tool can take ECP to new concepts, principles and opportunities in health care reform.

Published
2013

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