This study aims to examine how the juridical consequences of errors on part hospitals and doctors in handling health care for patients. As subject this is legal relationship between Hospitals, Doctors Patients treatment agreement, omissions care. The research method used normative using secondary data consisting primary materials materials. Based results study, it known that patient doctor a “j...

In this paper, a new semantics for exception handling in algebraic specifications is provided. Our formalism allows all forms of exception and error handling (several error messages, implicit error propagation rule, exception recovery policy), while preserving the existence of initial models. It handles complex examples where various exceptional cases (leading to different processings) can be s...

Recently the term Web Services Choreography has been introduced to address some issues related to Web Services Composition. Several proposals for describing Choreography for Business Processes have been presented in the last years and many of these languages make use of concepts as long-running transactions and compensations for coping with error handling. BPEL4WS, the most accredited candidate...

This project thesis investigates error handling for the Web Query Language Xcerpt (cf. http://www.xcerpt.org). In addition, a formal definition of the Xcerpt syntax is given. After a short introduction to Xcerpt and parsing, several error management techniques known from literature are presented. They are compared regarding their usefulness for Xcerpt, and one technique is recommended as most s...

GEMINI (Generic Environment for Multilingual Interactive Natural Interfaces) is an EC-funded research project which started in April 2002. The goal of GEMINI is to provide a flexible platform for the generation of applications, able to produce multi-modal and multilingual dialogue interfaces to databases with a minimum of human effort. All description models which are generated by the tools of ...

The present study addresses two questions: On a non-visual multimodal interface for textual information browsing, (1) how prevalent is input modality switching as an error handling strategy, and (2) how much does an input modality need to fail before input modality switching occurs. The results indicate that although switching input modalities to correct errors is an expected practice on multim...

In this paper, an overview of the Higgins project and the research within the project is presented. The project incorporates studies of error handling for spoken dialogue systems on several levels, from processing to dialogue level. A domain in which a range of different error types can be studied has been chosen: pedestrian navigation and guiding. Several data collections within Higgins have b...

Reconfigurable manufacturing systems (RMS) offer capabilities for quick adjustment of production capacity and functionality in response to sudden changes in market conditions. Both at the system and at the cell level exception events occur dynamically and unpredictably during the production process. These exceptions interrupt the production process by causing errors in the schedule plan. Error/...