CHURESIL Research Project

Human Behavior and the Engineering of Resilience in a Complex System: A Study of “IBODE I.T.U.” Nurses and the “Operating Room” Unit in French Guiana.

Group : Reliability Engineering and Decision-Making tools

Labelling: none

Duration: 36 months

Funding : ARS Guyane

Staff involved from LARIS: Sandrine GAYMARD, Téodor TIPLICA, Julie TEXIER-LARATTE (PhD)

Project partners: Guyana University Hospital and the Cayenne campus

A project submitted in response to the “Guyane Santé 2030” call for proposals (ARS Guyane)

Background

This research falls within the field of resilience engineering in healthcare. It aims to better understand the relationship between human behavior and system resilience. It combines a study of the social representations of a specific group—state-certified operating room nurses (IBODE)—with a particular focus on IBODE I.T.U. (Itinérants Territoires Ultramarins) in French Guiana, with an analysis of the system’s resilience. The objective is to develop a tool and analyze resilience capacities at different levels of the system, with a view toward an integrated approach to adaptation and decision-making processes.

Keywords

Resilience engineering; social representations; capacities human and resilient socio-technical; health; organizations; safety; operating room nurses; complex systems.