Jason Waechter, Jon Allen, Chel Hee Lee, Laura Zwaan
Development and Pilot Testing of a Data-Rich Clinical Reasoning Training and Assessment Tool
Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges
indoor air problems workplaces often exceedingly complex technical questions interrelated dynamics work community cooperation interaction skills parties involved problem solving process also put test objective study analyze process managing solving indoor air problems psychosocial perspective collective case study based data questionnaires interviews various documentary materials technical inspections buildings indoor air measurements also carried following four factors best differentiated successful cases impeded cases extensive multiprofessional collaboration participative action systematic action perseverance investment information communication process thinking learning study also proposed theoretical model role psychosocial work environment indoor air problems expertise related social human aspects problem solving plays significant role solving indoor air problems failures properly handle aspects may lead resources wasted result problematic situation becoming stagnant worse