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Swiss AviationTraining's established tradition of developing and providing premium Human Factor Crew Ressource Management Training to the air transportation industry can become your asset to empower your organisation.

“Non-technical skills are an important component of surgical skill, particularly in relation to the development and maintenance of a surgeon’s situational awareness. Experience from other industries suggests that it may be possible to improve the ability of surgeons to manage their own situation awareness, through training, intraoperative briefings and intraoperative workload management.” (Mishra et al., 2008)

At Swiss AviationTraining, we facilitate and provide training opportunities for medical teams and other health care settings which rely heavily on the timely and concerted functioning of highly qualified individuals.

„Effective teamwork can help decrease the number of small problems and prevent them from escalating to more serious situations. The most effective and sustainable route to improved safety is in capturing these minor problems and identifying related system improvements, combined with training in safe team working.” (Catchpole et al., 2007)

Swiss AviationTraining's Human Factor Training enables your organisation to:

• adopt a safety culture and launch safety-oriented standardization
• endorse good practice and increase diligence
• improve collaboration and avoid coordination pitfalls
• enhance team work skills and implement continued skills training
• coach communication pathways and promote appropriate assertiveness
• step up on situational awareness & strengthen high quality decision-making

Please contact us if you would like further information on admission requirements, tailored modules, course lengths, dates and / or fees.
Unfortunately, we cannot consider course registrations of individuals.

Literature

• Haller, G., Lübbeke-Wolff, A., Macheret, F., Kindler, V. & Hoffmeyer. P. (2011). De l’aviation à la chirurgie : le défi de la sécurité. Rev Med Suisse, 7: 670-3.
• Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève, Juli-August 2010, p. 17: Un pilote de Swiss aux HUG.
• van Vegten A., Tanner M., Ammann C., Giovanoli P., Giuliani F., Kiss H. & Noethiger C. (2011). ChecklistenKULTur. Schweizerische Ärztezeitung, 40: 1547-1550.