Cognitive-Based Training
from Aviation Safety Community Podcast Hosted by Dr. Oleksandra Molloy, Grenville Hudson
Training reduces the risk of incidents occurring, and is a crucial building block to develop robust safety cultures. In this episode, Grenville Hudson speaks with Dr. Oleksandra Molloy, Lecturer in Aviation and Aviation Program Coordinator at the University of New South Wales. Together, they discuss the definition of cognitive-based training, evidence-based approaches to tackle high-risk behaviour, use of technology such as eye-tracking, and more. _____________________________________________ About Aviation Safety Community Aviation Safety Community is a dedicated platform for aviation professionals who want to build their knowledge and application of safety management practices. We bring the industry together through Safety Leadership Forums, online training, and aviation-focused safety research. Our mission is simple: safe aviation outcomes through knowledge. Connect with us Website: aviationsafetycommunity.com.au LinkedIn: Aviation Safety Community Facebook: Aviation Safety Community Safety Leadership Forum: Join us at our next forum Subscribe If you found this episode useful, subscribe so you never miss one. And if you have a moment, leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify helps other aviation professionals find the show. Disclaimer The views expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not constitute legal, regulatory, or professional advice.
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Training reduces the risk of incidents occurring, and is a crucial building block to develop robust safety cultures. In this episode, Grenville Hudson speaks with Dr. Oleksandra Molloy, Lecturer in Aviation and Aviation Program Coordinator at the University of New South Wales. Together, they discuss the definition of cognitive-based training, evidence-based approaches to tackle high-risk behaviour, use of technology such as eye-tracking, and more.
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