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Bushfire CRC > Research > Protection of People and Property > Enhancing emergency incident management team effectiveness

Presentations & Posters

Enhancing effectiveness in emergency incident management: Emerging organisational forms - Presentation
Christine Owen [pdf 1.6 Mb]


Emotions in Fire and Emergency Management: An Activity Theoretical Perspective - Presentation
Jan Douglas [pdf 4.1 Mb]


Dr. Christine Owen
Enhancing Information Flow and Incident Management Team effectiveness [pdf 1.2 Mb]


Greg Hickey
The role of multiple agency approaches to emergency management in enabling and constraining efficacious putcomes [pdf 126.0 kb]


Christine Owen
Enhancing information flow and incident management team effectiveness [pdf 211.0 kb]


Christine Owen
Maximising (inter)agency team effectivenes. [pdf 129.3 kb]


Maximising (inter)agency team effectiveness.
Research Poster, Bushfire CRC Annual Conference [pdf 337.3 kb]


Documents

New online resource for protecting firefighters
Update 35: The Protecting Firefighters Information Package is an online tool bringing together some of the best Bushfire CRC research to assist with basic information sharing. [pdf 230.3 kb]


What can organisational design learn from work-related emotions in fire and emergency Incident Management Teams (IMTs)? –WORKING PAPER focussed around a PhD
Jan Douglas [pdf 719.7 kb]


Presentation Slides Victorian Rural & Land Management Agencies AIIMS National Survey 2008
Bushfire CRC in partnership with University of Tasmania [pdf 1.8 Mb]


Executive Summary Victorian Rural and Land Management Agencies AIIMS National Survey 2008
Bushfire CRC in partnership with University of Tasmania [pdf 103.1 kb]


Frequencies Victorian Rural & Land Management Agencies AIIMS National Survey 2008
Bushfire CRC in partnership with University of Tasmania [pdf 514.3 kb]


Multiple agency incident management organising: past, present, and future challenges
Christine Owen [pdf 729.4 kb]


Expansive learning and change methodologies in CHAT: A case study
Greg Hickey [pdf 17.7 kb]


Enhancing effectiveness in emergency incident management: Emerging organisational forms
Christine Owen [pdf 17.2 kb]


Emotions in Fire and Emergency Management: An Activity Theoretical Perspective
Jan Douglas [pdf 17.5 kb]


A Taxonomy of Team-Based Work Effectiveness Indicators
Ian Dwyer [pdf 107.5 kb]


Observation Schedule for use in Phase Three
Christine Owen, Ian Dwyer, Jan Douglas, Greg Hickey [pdf 133.5 kb]


Investigating perceived teamwork effectiveness in Incident Management Teams
Issue 41 - Enhancing Emergency Incident Management Team Effectiveness and Organisational Learning [pdf 317.9 kb]


Organising For High Reliability In Emergency Management: An Empirical Link
Issue 45 - This Fire Note reports on an investigation into the principles supporting high reliability organising (HRO) and adaptive teamwork practices in managing fire and emergencies. [pdf 264.9 kb]


Finding the key to better teamwork
Update 18 - Incident command system work practices [pdf 148.7 kb]