Abstract
Summary. In this chapter, we address the importance of nursing risk management and propose computational models that address it. First, we address the importance and necessity of nursing risk management, then review nursing accidents or incidents from the cognitive aspects of human error. Based on cognitive features, we logically model nursing risk management. In fact, we present an abduction-based model. In the abductive model, nursing risk management is discussed from the viewpoint of Chance Discovery, where we can deal with hidden, rare, or new factors that can be regarded as dynamic risk management.
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