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Potential Pitfalls in Relation to Safety Initiatives and other Aspects of Cultural FailureOrganisation cultureProcessesHazard typesTarget ZeroPaths to failureSafety has become one of the main drivers in many organisations and particularly in high consequence industries where getting it wrong once can be ...
AI has the power to accelerate solutions to tackle global challenges and structural inequalities. But its potential to create positive human impact will depend on a responsible, purposeful and inclusive approach that focuses on creating value for all. ...
The researcher highlighted the issues facing the current development of elderly care robots. “On one hand, elderly care demands high service refinement, personalization, product safety and convenience, which leads to high research and development costs for robots and subsequently higher sales prices. ...
Mean and quartiles of minimized total impact for optimized—including nutritional and cultural constraints listed—omnivore (OMN), vegan (VEG), and Novel/Future Food (NFF) diets separated by food group; column 1: minimized GWP (kg CO2 eq.), column 2: minimized Land Use (m2a eq.), and co...
Summary of solid waste management issues shown using the drivers-pressures-state-impacts-responses (DPSIR) Potential benefits of managing landfills basing on safety health environmental quality (SHEQ) management systems in Zimbabwe Conclusion Recommendations on how to introduce SHEQ management systems in lan...
Additionally, research has uncovered the scientific community’s limited interest in children’s mental safety when interacting with AI technologies [128]. This natural imitation of a human-like voice can create emotional bonds with children. Nevertheless, issues of toxic dependencies should be ...
Our focus on nature-immersion, cultural visits, and relationship-building, alongside a range of micro credentials such as water safety, forestry management, bee keeping, and first aid, are part of a complex curriculum that fosters students’ global knowledge and development of modern skillsrequiredfo...
The nature of these impacts varies from region to region depending on the social, cultural and environmental context. Due to its transformative potential, urbanisation and its impacts on communities is high on the agenda of international organisations such as the UN (New Urban Agenda, UN Habitat ...
Reflexive thematic analysis revealed three overarching themes: (1) mindfulness and self-compassion can support SGDY well-being, (2) spaces that cultivate SGDY community, and (3) the importance of diversity, safety, inclusion, and accessibility. Findings suggest Tuned In! can support SGDY mental ...