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Taylor & Francis Group Taylor & Francis Group Table of Contents Ergonomics & Human Factors Cognitive Engineering & Decision Making ......................................................................................................................3 Communications .............................................................................................................................................................3 Ergonomics & Psychology ...............................................................................................................................................3 Human Performance Modeling ........................................................................................................................................4 Human-Computer Interaction .........................................................................................................................................6 Musculoskeletal Disorders ................................................................................................................................................9 Product Design .............................................................................................................................................................10 Work Design ..................................................................................................................................................................12 Industrial Engineering & Manufacturing Facility Management .....................................................................................................................................................13 Management.................................................................................................................................................................16 Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering ........................................................................................................................18 Manufacturing & Processing .........................................................................................................................................22 Operations Research ......................................................................................................................................................29 Plant Engineering ..........................................................................................................................................................34 Product Development ...................................................................................................................................................36 Production Systems .......................................................................................................................................................37 Project Management .....................................................................................................................................................39 Quality Control & Reliability .........................................................................................................................................48 Ergonomics & Human Factors, Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Supply Chain Management/Logistics .............................................................................................................................53 Systems Engineering......................................................................................................................................................57 Textile Manufacturing ....................................................................................................................................................60 General Reference .........................................................................................................................................................61 Occupational Health & Safety Industrial Hygene ..........................................................................................................................................................67 Safety ............................................................................................................................................................................69 Title Index ............................................................................................................................................................................76 Author Index ........................................................................................................................................................................81 Sales Agents .........................................................................................................................................................................87 Notes 2 Cognitive Systems Engineering Mastering Technical in Health Care Communication Skills Edited by A Student’s Handbook Ann M. Bisantz, Catherine Burns, and Peter Wide Rollin J. Fairbanks Orebro University, Sweden Cognitive systems engineering has been widely applied in This handbook provides students with the communication the design of safety critical systems such as nuclear power, skills they will need to further their careers. It provides aviation, and military command-and-control. More self-assessments, a structure for planning, and the skills recently, these methods are being applied to the design of required for starting a career. The handbook highlights the health and medical systems, in order to improve health care quality, reduce errors main issues that have to be taken in consideration when planning a career. More and adverse events, and improve efficiencies. This book provides an overview essentially, it provides directions on how to acquire the skills and competences of cognitive systems engineering principles in the context of healthcare, and that are needed after completing education at the university. uses state-of-the-art examples of applications in health care which can be used and adapted by health care practitioners interested in systematic engineering Print ISBN: 978-981-4364-67-6 approaches to systems improvement. October 2014, 6 x 9, 250 pp. Suggested Price: $49.95 / £31.99 Print ISBN: 978-1-4665-8796-0 December 2014, 6-1/8 x 9-1/4, 224 pp. Suggested Price: $99.95 / £63.99 Behavioural Adaptation and Road Safety Work Domain Analysis Theory, Evidence and Action Concepts, Guidelines, and Cases Edited by Neelam Naikar Christina Rudin-Brown Centre for Cognitive Work & Safety Analysis, Melbourne, Monash University and the Government of Canada Australia Samantha Jamson A comprehensive treatment of work domain analysis, this book covers fundamental topics such as abstraction, This book presents an exhaustive compilation of state-of- decomposition, and structural means-ends and part- the-art research and theory into the causes and consequences of behavioural whole relations—the basic characteristics of a work adaptation in road transport/road safety and systems. It brings together earlier domain model. It also covers more advanced topics such as the development of and more recent theories on behavioural adaptation, combined with practical multiple models of a system and the distinction between causal and intentional advice and methods to minimize the potential impact of behavioural adaptation systems, illustrated with numerous examples, crossing a range of systems on the road transport system and road user safety. This text is an essential including warships, libraries, and petrochemical plants. Three detailed case component of any road safety