PubMed · 9497516
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S Serra. 1997. [Ergospirometry].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9497516/
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Literature describing the use of hand-held dynamometry was examined to determine whether conclusions could be drawn regarding intertester reliability. 18 studies reporting intertester reliability coefficients were found and summarized. These suggest that high intertester reliability can be obtained, but that it is in jeopardy if tester strength is low relative to the forces being measured.
This is the first in a two-part series of papers dealing with the area of assessing human errors in high risk complex systems. This first paper outlines thirty-eight approaches of error identification, categorising them into types of error identification approach. The paper then reviews these techniques with respect to a broad range of criteria. Viable and non-viable techniques are identified. Trends and research needs are also noted. The second paper proposes a framework or tool-kit approach to Human Error Identification, and presents a prototype methodology to show what such a framework approach would look like in practice, for the nuclear power domain.