György Járos: Present Research Activities (2001)
Accidents in Anaesthesia
Teleonics
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Cardiac Output measurement:
Coworkers
Professor Barry Baker, Department of Anaesthesia, The University of Sydney, Australia
Dr Martin Turner, Department of Anaesthesia, The University of Sydney, Australia
Aims
to develop continuous non-invasive cardiac output measurement system
Progress
A system for the determination of physiological parameters, such as oxygen consumption and cardiac output is being developed (see Turner et al, 2000).
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Accidents in Anaesthesia:
Coworkers
Professor Barry Baker, Department of Anaesthesia, The University of Sydney, Australia
Mr Gábor Horváth, Department of General Computer Science, ELTE University of the Sciences, Budapest, Hungary
Aims
to study the systemic causes for accidents in anaesthesia, using the tools of teleonics.
to develop a quntitative methodology for the analysis of factors contributing to the development of risky situations in complex systems
Progress
A literature search is being conducted about accidents in complex situations. Teleonic principles are being examined in these contexts. (see Jaros and Baker,1995, Járos et al, 2001)
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Teleonics: Coworkers
Dr Lynn Edwards, Cape Town, South Africa
Dr Elisabeth Dostal, Cape Town, South Africa
Dr Anacreon Cloete, Cape Town, South Africa
Ms Linda Muller, Cape Town, South Africa
Mr Gábor Horváth, ELTE, Budapest. Hungary
Professor Barry Baker, Department of Anaesthesia, The University of Sydney, Australia
Teleonics: Aims
to search for process-based systemic principles in complex living systems
to formalise these systemic principles
to validate these principles in various practical situations
Teleonics: Progress
See the latest publications in teleonics.
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Gyorgy Jaros (gjaros@med.usyd.edu.au)
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