See our latest open access paper which involved the use of AcciMap to understand the known causes of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) crashes. Led by Sam Jackson as part of her PhD
https://t.co/fAL24goo5H #RPAS#drones#systemsthinking#humanfactors@gemma_read
“The strategy of sacking a head coach following a period of poor performance is common in soccer.While it might offer short-term respite, and sometimes even recovery, it often fails to address deeper, systemic issues.”
#manutd#epl#amorim#united https://t.co/FSnQg3Ic5c
Advancements in artificial intelligence technologies may lead to a broad range of applications that can provide great benefits, yet may also introduce risks. We are interested in hearing community members’ views on such risks via this 5-minute survey:
https://t.co/jixY0k5h8F
Mental health concerns/problems are commonly reported in PhD students.
In our latest open-access @SciReports article, we investigated the determinants of depression, anxiety, and suicidality in this student cohort. Read more here: https://t.co/s55f1DXNoA
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Safe and effective brain-computer interfaces (BCI) requires proactive risk management.
Our new journal article identifies over 800 risks throughout the lifecycle of advanced invasive BCIs systems, alongside controls for these risks.
https://t.co/5fp71CHLwl
Advancements in AI tech may lead to a broad range of applications that can provide great benefits, yet may also introduce risks. We are interested in your views on such risks
Complete our short survey here: https://t.co/b3peEJ5bUU
#AI#artificialintelligence#aisafety
Can AI help social workers?
We are recruiting participants for an online study being conducted by UniSC. We are exploring Australian social worker’s perceptions of using artificial intelligence tools https://t.co/gCvdubvXcr
To celebrate the @CIEHF's 75th anniversary we asked 18 #humanfactors researchers and practitioners a series of questions on HFE's impact, contemporary challenges, and critical future directions. You can read the results here: https://t.co/dbWbCZgTey @ergonomics1957#ergonomics
Grateful to @NatRevPsych for the opportunity to write a piece on the need to adopt a new perspective—systems thinking approaches—to address MH service systems: https://t.co/DjcPxDFjYP
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My first of many papers on the use of systems thinking methods in mental health - this one is on help-seeking for self-harm in young people. Published in Adolescent Research Review: https://t.co/4oZGDbGAoX
Big thanks to @usceduau for funding this project!
Latest from @DrScottMclean@DrPaulSalmon@heidithornton09 and myself in systems thinking in sport published 🔓 in @FrontSportsAL -
Challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence implementation within sports science and sports medicine teams
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https://t.co/nbLWpzsDsO
New paper with @DrScottMclean on gender differences in adolescents’ help-seeking for psychosocial problems in led outdoor activities. Read more here: https://t.co/FQyDObSh4S
Reminder that the deadline for abstract submissions for the 2024 HFESA annual conference closes on the 19th May - call for papers below!
https://t.co/htiK3QU8Fc
High quality abstracts will be invited to submit a full paper for publication in the HFEMSI journal #humanfactors
Here is the link to a new open access co-authored article with Simon Smith and the team at @UQ_News on the use of Heart Rate Variability as indicator of fatigue https://t.co/s98SpXyDO6 #HRV#roadsafety#fatigue@HFandSTS@usceduau