Robert L. Wears
Wears, Robert L.
Wears, Robert L., 1947-...
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Works
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Blood gas consultant [computer program] c1984: | |
Exploring the Dynamics of Resilient Performance | |
Fra Sikkerhed-I til Sikkerhed-II | |
Length-based endotracheal tube and emergency equipment in pediatrics | |
Lessons from the Glasgow Coma Scale. | |
Leveraging Existing Assessments of Risk Now (LEARN) Safety Analysis: A Method for Extending Patient Safety Learning | |
The limits of techne and episteme. | |
Lost in Translation | |
Managing the unique size-related issues of pediatric resuscitation: reducing cognitive load with resuscitation aids | |
The medium is the message: communication and power in sign-outs. | |
“Megagroups” are major problem facing emergency medicine | |
Misoprostol for cervical ripening and labor induction: a meta-analysis. | |
n85241039 | |
The need for a broader view of human factors in the surgical domain. | |
Organisations and safety in healthcare | |
Our current approach to root cause analysis: is it contributing to our failure to improve patient safety? | |
Pooled analysis of patients with thunderclap headache evaluated by CT and LP: is angiography necessary in patients with negative evaluations? | |
Poverty amid plenty | |
Predicting endotracheal tube size by length in newborns | |
Proactive rounding by the rapid response team reduces inpatient cardiac arrests | |
The problem of orthodoxy in safety research: time for a reformation | |
Procedural safety in emergency care: a conceptual model and recommendations | |
The prosecution of sexual assault cases: correlation with forensic evidence | |
Pupillary Response to Light Is Preserved in the Majority of Patients Undergoing Rapid Sequence Intubation | |
The quality gap: Searching for the consequences of emergency department crowding | |
Rasmussen number greater than one. | |
Reaching first Bayes. | |
Reconciling work-as-imagined and work-as-done | |
Reflective analysis of safety research in the hospital accident & emergency departments | |
Rejiriento herusu kea : Fukuzatsu tekio shisutemu o seigyo suru. | |
The relationship of intravenous fluid chloride content to kidney function in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock | |
Relationship of Trauma Patient Volume to Outcome Experience | |
Replacing hindsight with insight: toward better understanding of diagnostic failures. | |
Reporting research results: recommendations for improving communication. | |
RESIDENT SUPERVISION IN THE OPERATING ROOM | |
The resilience of everyday clinical work | |
Resilient health care | |
Response to commentaries on Koppel et al | |
Risk, Radiation, and Rationality | |
Risky Business | |
The Rush from Judgment | |
“Safeware”: Safety-Critical Computing and Health Care Information Technology | |
The science of human factors: separating fact from fiction | |
The Secret Life of Policies. | |
Seeing patient safety ‘Like a State’ | |
Serum amylase levels in ectopic pregnancy. | |
Setting the educational agenda and curriculum for error prevention in emergency medicine. | |
Situated vs regulatory rationality. | |
Stabilization and treatment of dental avulsions and fractures by emergency physicians using just-in-time training | |
Standardisation and Its Discontents | |
Statistical Models and Occam's Razor | |
Stepping back: why patient safety is in need of a broader view than the safety climate survey provides | |
Still not safe : patient safety and the middle -managing of American medicine | |
Stroking the data: re-analysis of the NINDS trial. | |
Studying the Technical Work of Emergency Care | |
Subgroups, Reanalyses, and Other Dangerous Things | |
The taxonomy of emergency department consultations--results of an expert consensus panel | |
Thick versus thin: description versus classification in learning from case reviews. | |
Thinking Globally, Acting Locally | |
Towards the Development of a Resilience Engineering Tool to Improve Patient Safety | |
The tragedy of adaptability | |
Transitions of Care Consensus policy statement: American College of Physicians, Society of General Internal Medicine, Society of Hospital Medicine, American Geriatrics Society, American College Of Emergency Physicians, and Society for Academic Emerg | |
Trauma score as a measure of physiological derangement after injury | |
Triage, Machine Learning, Algorithms, and Becoming the Borg | |
Underground adaptations: case studies from health care | |
Understanding Emergency Care Delivery Through Computer Simulation Modeling. | |
Understanding Overuse of Computed Tomography for Minor Head Injury in the Emergency Department: A Triangulated Qualitative Study | |
Unpublished research from a medical specialty meeting: why investigators fail to publish. | |
Upgrading our instructions for authors. | |
Usability evaluation of an emergency department information system prototype designed using cognitive systems engineering techniques | |
Use of computers in emergency medicine | |
The use of dedicated methodology and statistical reviewers for peer review: a content analysis of comments to authors made by methodology and regular reviewers | |
Using patient care quality measures to assess educational outcomes | |
The utility of the presence or absence of chest pain in patients with suspected acute myocardial infarction. | |
Utstein-style guidelines for uniform reporting of laboratory CPR research. A statement for healthcare professionals from a Task Force of the American Heart Association, the American College of Emergency Physicians, the American College of Cardiology | |
Validation of Microcomputer Functions | |
Visualizing Expertise in Context | |
We have met the enemy … | |
What makes diagnosis hard? | |
When hospitals switch to electronic records | |
When less is more: using shrinkage to increase accuracy | |
When 'technically preventable' alerts occur, the design--not the prescriber--has failed | |
Why do we love to hate ourselves? | |
Work, Visible and Invisible | |
চিঠি | |
レジリエント・ヘルスケア : 複雑適応システムを制御する |