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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"team training"”.
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Relationship of Team Training Components to Perceptions of Team Performance
… study was to identify the specific components of team training that contribute most to a team's ability to perform effectively. The analysis conducted involved examining the relationship between the Training Support System Survey (Hall, 1998) along with the Training Strategies and Training Content …
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Computational formulation, modeling and evaluation of human-robot team training techniques
… designing mechanisms for programming robots and training people to perform human-robot collaborative tasks, drawing upon insights from practices widely used in human teams. First, we design and evaluate human-robot cross-training, a strategy used and validated for effective human team training. …
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Factorial Validity of the Team Skills Scale as used for Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training (GITT)
… To examine the factorial validity of the Team Skills Scale (TSS). The TSS is a 17-item scale developed by Hepburn, Tsukuda, and Fasser (1996). The Scale is purported to assess self-perceived team skills.Data Source: Data for this study were provided by The New York University Geriatric …
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Interprofessional Team Training in the Pediatric Life Support Program: Effects on Teamwork and Quality of Resuscitations
… provided not just by experts, but also by expert teams. Unfortunately, deficiencies in teamwork and communication continue to be the most frequent contributor to adverse patient events. The Institute of Medicine, The Joint Commission, and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality all advocate …
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TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM TRAINING: A COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIP AMONG COUNTY SERVICES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
<p>The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training program is a community partnership that provides education, understanding, interventions, relationships, and protection for responding officers, individuals in crisis and the community. The purpose of this study is to assess the effectiveness of CIT …
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The Effects of Training Strategies on Assessor Behavior and the Accuracy of Assessment Center Consensus Ratings
… this research was to examine the effects of four training strategies (e.g., part, whole, individual, and team) on the accuracy of performance ratings and the occurrence of interactive behaviors in consensus meetings. The results were analyzed using a 2 x 2 factorial ANOVA design. Part and whole …
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Contemporary college coaching techniques in swimming, 1976
… a significant relationship among collegiate swim team training methods, final team standings and individual team member’s placement by event in the 1976 NCAA Division I Swimming Championship Meet.
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Training load and technical performance
Physical training methods implemented by strength and conditioning coaches within team sport environments are becoming more methodical and advanced with the growth of sport. To better prepare their athletes, it is becoming increasingly important for practitioners to understand how these methods …
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Investigating The Effects Of 3-d Spatialized Auditory Cues On The Development Of Situation Awareness For Teams
… on the development of situation awareness for teams. Based on extant research, it was hypothesized that 3-D spatialized auditory cues can be utilized by teams to develop knowledge about team member location in addition to supporting the usage of team behaviors for developing and maintaining …
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Vicarious Learning: The Relationship Between Perceived Leader Behavior and Work Group Member Behavior
… whether or not group members have received team training appears to have an effect on their perceptions of their leader and work group. The challenge for leaders is to understand modeling principles so that they can facilitate the modeling of functional rather than dysfunctional behaviors.
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Validating Targeted Behavioral Markers for Teamwork Skill and Performance Outcomes in Simulation
… providers must demonstrate competency in teamwork (IOM, 2001). TeamSTEPPs® is a comprehensive instructional framework developed by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and Department of Defense to teach and evaluate teamwork (King et al., 2008). TeamSTEPP’s® evaluation …
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Teamwork and Postpartum Hemorrhage
… second goal is to develop an multidisciplinary team response using protocols to every massive postpartum (California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative, 2011). This project addresses die need for Perinatal units to develop team training to improve responses and recognition of postpartum …
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The biomechanical demands of snowboard landings in training with elite freestyle snowboard athletes
… in the past decade, despite this no countries/teams have published data explaining the sports biomechanical demands in training or competition. Information describing the kinetic, kinematic and muscular demands relative to jump landing actions has not been investigated with elite freestyle …
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Psychometric Testing of the TeamSTEPPS® 2.0 Team Performance Observation Tool
… of preventable adverse events (James, 2013). Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS<strong><sup>®</sup></strong>) is an evidence-based teamwork curriculum intended to minimize preventable adverse events through improved medical team performance. One way …
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Understanding interprofessional education : a multiple-case study of students, faculty, and administrators
… also insinuate that leadership, roles, and team training education belong in IPE and IPE culture requires all individuals’ (e.g., student, faculty, administrators, patients) commitment. Importantly, the institution must continue IPE development, research, and dissemination. These findings …
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Perturbation training for human-robot teams
… can potentially lead to a stronger joint team. To have fluid human-robot collaboration, these teams must train to achieve high team performance and flexibility on new tasks. This requires a computational model that supports the human in learning and adapting to new situations. In this …
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Congruence between self and peer perceptions of teaming behaviors during group decision-making in early intervention
… of these children. Preservice and inservice training content may not be meeting the interpersonal needs of early intervention professionals as they face communication challenges created by the collaborative service delivery requirement. This study examined the congruence of self and peer …
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Collaborative Multimodal XR-based Training Environments for Collocated Medical Teams
… Reality (XR) systems hold growing promise as training platforms in domains that demand high levels of coordination, communication, and shared situational awareness. However, the current landscape of XR-based training tools remains predominantly focused on individual skill development, with …
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Gauging Training Effectiveness of Virtual Environment Simulation Based Applications for an Infantry Soldier Training Task
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command*s Army Learning Concept 2015 and Army Training Concept 2025 are documents that discuss the need for an adaptive soldier learning model with a flexible training delivery methodology. The U.S. Army has been investing in serious gaming technology for the …
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The relationship between fitness, morphological characteristics, skills and performance in men's fast pitch softball
… development of sport specific fitness and skills training programmes, team selections and talent identification in young players. Despite the fact that fast pitch softball is an established sport with a long history, it has received little scientific attention. It does for example, not have a …
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