In this paper we propose a core, lightweight ontology around the axis of a serious game for adolescents. The Player-Specific Conflict Handling Ontology (PSCHO) that we propose provides a formal representation of the conflict in the domain of serious games. In particular, it maps visually manifested affective cues and emotional stimuli from the serious game to conflict handling styles, and sugge...

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The Patient Safety Consortium included a group of 26 diverse hospitals in or near California. In 2001 and 2002, many consortium hospitals were surveyed using the Patient Safety Climate in Healthcare Organizations (PSCHO) tool to present quantitative measures of hospital safety climate and qualitative reports on safety practices over 2 years. Investigators engaged in discussions with consortium ...

BACKGROUND Patient safety climate has been recognized as a core determinant for improving safety in hospitals. Describing workforce perceptions of patient safety climate is an important part of safety climate management. This study aimed to describe staff's perceptions of patient safety climate in public hospitals in Shanghai, China and to determine how perceptions of patient safety climate dif...

Our current ability to identify all patients feeling distress is not possible. Limitations in our screening tools and constrained financial resources may lead to one-time clinic screening procedures rather than routine screening. Likewise, we cannot be sure that we will identify clinically relevant and measurable effects of the screening activity if we do not have access to a system of referral...