What Should Be Abducible for Abductive Nursing Risk Management?

Abstract

AbstractIn this paper, we analyze the hypothesis features of dynamic nursing risk management. In general, for risk management, static risk management is adopted. However, we cannot manage novel or rare accidents or incidents with general and static models. It is more important to conduct dynamic risk management where non-general or unfamiliar situations can be dealt with. We, therefore, propose an abductive model that achieves dynamic risk management where new hypothesis sets can be generated. To apply such a model to nursing risk management, we must consider types of newly generated hypotheses because sometimes newly generated hypotheses might cause accidents or incidents. We point out the preferable hypotheses features for nursing risk management.KeywordsRisk ManagementElectronic Medical Recording SystemChance DiscoveryHypothetical ReasoningHypothesis FeatureThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.