Introduction….. Most aviation accidents are coming from low human performance, as discussed below. 1) How does each impact the other? The system requires for human factors include; System efficiency. According (Mitchell, Williamson and Molesworth,2016) impact of human factor on aviation safety can be illustrated by accident in 1977, two B-747s collided while on the runway at Tenerife, causing 583 deaths. The accident was caused by miscommunication procedures and not able to understand the verbal message. Efficiency in work is created by illiteracy in human factors; to increase the performance one has to be trained. The health of operational personnel. The factors that affect the health of operating personnel is fatigue and insufficient sleep. Other factors are temperature change, workplace design, among others which can cause loss of efficiency. 2) Summarize the SHELL model and how it facilitates a better understanding of human factors. Wiegmann and Shappell(2017) show the model was derived from the initials of the following components; software, hardware, environment, liveware. The model has an instructive value, and the aim in the human factor is to facilitate greater understanding. The model…

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Effective Human Relations Question 1 Effective human relations within an organization entails the development of a positive relationship among organization stakeholders more so company workers. In relation, the environment oversees the development of effective communication upon which organization members get to understand each other and connect, which helps develop teamwork within the organization. The conversations further help build trust among members upon which they share ideas and information freely. The existence of trust also facilitates self-disclosure upon which members express their views on various topics which consider the opinions of every member in the process of decision making. The move helps avoid the occurrence of conflicts among the members since every member feels appreciated through consideration of their welfare in organization development. Question 2 The study of human relations is essential since it helps improve the productivity and efficiency of an organization through developing a culture that seeks to attain the wellbeing of stakeholders involved in the production chain. In this regard, human relations identity possible problems related to inter-personal relation within the working environment that…

Feasibility of HPWTs for technology-based organizations The current trend in technology is disrupting the usual workflow design and formation of teams within a workplace. Advance in technology promotes mechanization and automation of various tasks, thus eliminating the need for multiple teams in the workplace. Instead, many employees in technology-based organizations work remotely and independent of other employees. One employee may be responsible for an entire production chain that previously required the presence of several people to operate efficiently. Machines continue to replace humans in high routine manual jobs. Therefore, the contemporary job design does not favor top performance teams but rather individual productivity. Collaboration for productivity among employees in a technology-based organization is minimal since each person focuses on tasks that are highly technical and require massive input in terms of skills. High-performance work teams would not be a feasible framework for the technology-based organization due to its inclination towards team performance and collective productivity. In technology-based organizations that are evolving for the future, tasks and goals are undertaken by highly skilled individuals rather than teams. Therefore, the introduction of…

  Determining the Time and Cause of Death The Post-mortem interval was traditionally divided into three stages, the first stage, the immediate, then the early, and the late stage. The right step is described by the body undergoing quick biochemical and changes in the physiological pattern. The leading causes being the absence of blood circulation and the loss of regulation systems. It is mostly described as the interval between the death of the somatic and other cells. The early PMI is the essential stage for estimation. It is a critical stage for the process of evaluation. It is divided into three stages, the rigor mortis, the livor motis, and algor mortis and usually last about 3 to 72 hours of death. Algor Mortis is the cooling of the body caused by the hypothalamus regulation and the loss of heat to the environment. It is the most accurate though cumbersome procedures are involved. The estimation measures the rectal temperatures. Rigor mortis, on the other hand, is described as the stiffening of muscles due to the depletion of ATP. It happens immediately…

Hypo-Kinetic Disease   The world hypokinetic is a derivative of hypo, meaning less, and kinetic meaning movement. Hypokinetic diseases are, therefore, illnesses that result from a lack of excises or having fewer physical activities. The disorders include diabetes, stroke, cardiovascular diseases, obesity, and heart diseases. However, body activities are only part of the causes of other factors such as drug use, nutrition, and hereditary mediate chronic diseases (Cardinal 55). Physical activity is essential to acquire, maintain, and restore the health of individuals. They facilitate neuroplasticity, which is the brains’ ability to form neural connections, including white matter integrity (Mandolesi et al. 510). Lack of physical activities, as a result, leads to reduced release of neurotic factors, reduces blood flow, and the benefit of lipid and glucose food in the brain (Mandolesi et al. 510). The effects impact brain activities and others like metabolic processes, which depend on the brain. Bodies with fewer activities have less breakdown of food into energy, impacting the production of fat that accumulates along the arteries and muscles. Such fact affects bone brittleness and size of…

  Security Model for Blockchain-Based Shared Electronic Health Records Blockchain has emerged as one of the leading solutions in the information technology sector’s privacy and security domains (Badr, Gomaa, and Abd-Elrahman 159). Due to the level of confidentiality required in electronic health records (EHR) shared between health care facilities, most organizations are opting for Blockchain solutions. The security concerns raised by this new technology have, however, received little consideration in light of the lofty promises provided Blockchain security models. In this paper, we discuss the latest security vulnerabilities discovered in the Blockchain technologies, and some solutions proposed. This paper analyzes these security vulnerabilities concerning their impact on shared EHRs and their efficacy. Blockchain Application in Shared EHRs The concept of Blockchain relies on a distributed database that contains a record of all transactions conducted by the members, and these transactions need the approval and consensus of a majority (Efanov and Roschin 116). Electronic health records utilized by most organizations often have incomplete segments of medical data for clients, and each organization relies on the available files in the treatment of these patients.…

How to Use Hulu Watch Party Feature Hulu Watch party, with its latest exciting catalog of features, is the newest leader in the live entertainment circles. Hulu’s amazing features conveniently allow users to enjoy a vast array of online movies and television programs while tagged with friends. Can we imagine anything better than this ultra-modern digital blockbuster streaming right into thousands of homes? Hulu Watch Party currently enables eight eligible members to link up using a video playback feature. Members who are synchronized on the forum can freely chat about the live titles. Hulu is widely hailed as a beautiful way to watch TV shows and movies remotely while hooked up with loved ones. Of course, in these days of social-distancing, Hulu is also a convenient way to socialize with close friends and family without crowding in one place. Hulu Watch Party is initially available to a select group of fans that includes subscribers to the live TV service; such groups can watch it in association with friends and take control of the transmission process. Moreover, to enjoy this service, you must…

    Hypothesis Test Student Institutional Affiliation Course Instructor Date Hypothesis Test A hypothesis test that will test a claim that is of interest in the business world The average employee tenure for a particular company is 20 years. The company is not certain if the statement is true. It obtains a random sample of 100 staff. The average turns out to be 19 years. Besides, the standard deviation is two years. Can the corporation still make its claim, or does it need to make some adjustments? Write the null and alternative hypotheses H 0 = 20 years H 1 ≠ 20 years Representative sample to test the claim The representative samples will be focused on demographic categories. This will be done through evaluation of the age, socioeconomic status and education level of the employees (Banerjee & Chaudhury, 2010). More characteristic for consideration may arise in case the group under examination becomes larger. One hundred employees will be interviewed through questionnaires. The inclusion criteria, in this case, will encompass employees on permanent employment and male or female employees below or 58 years of age.…

      If you decide to reject the patient, is this a violation of EMTALA? No, rejecting the patient from Hospital B will not be a violation of the EMTALA. This is because EMTALA has given out proper guidelines that have to be followed for a patient to be transferred from one Hospital to another. As the administrator of the facility rejecting the patient’s admission to our facility will not be a violation of EMTALA because the patient is in another healthcare facility where they can receive medical attention and treatment. The physician in the facility has the capability of providing medical services to the patient injury, so the situation is not alarming. The patient is in an emergency room, and the physician in the facility can be accessed although the physician is nervous about doing the medical procedure, this means the physician can perform the process, but the only problem is that the physician is worried. As the administrator of the facility, it will be unethical if I allowed the transfer of the patient to our facility because…

Federal Emergency Management Agency Response to Hurricanes Written Assignment 5 640 Student’s Name Institution Introduction   Hurricanes Katrina was a category five tropical cyclone that occurred in 2005 august, which was detrimental since it caused $ 125 billion damage, particularly in the city of New Orleans and the surrounding areas. Also, it caused over 12000 deaths (Orr, 2017). It was the most destructive tropical cyclone on record. Hurricane Sandy was one of the deadliest and destructive and cost almost $70 billion in damage. bnbAlso, it was the second-costliest Hurricane on record in the United States. With the occurrence of the two hurricanes, the Federal Emergency Management Agency responded differently. Comparison FEMA response between Hurricane Katrina and Sandy Mobilization Ideally, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) responded differently to hurricanes at the same time they responded similarly in some way. For the case of Katrina BeforeBefore hit by storm at Louisiana the governor at the time in Kathleen Blanco, put the state into a voluntary evacuation state (Orr, 2017). The day that followed Mayor of New Orleans started to give rules on voluntary…