In the interception engagement, if the target movement information is not accurate enough for the mid-course guidance of intercepting missiles, the interception mission may fail as a result of large handover errors.
Secondly, for the missile-team without communication capability, the minimum relative maneuverability superiority and minimum team size for covering the whole target maneuvering range are derived based on the BPN respectively, and one open-loop cooperative guidance strategy is proposed with an acceptable assumption about the handover errors of midcourse guidance.
Sharing information and ensuring that this information is understood by oncoming staff is vital part of the handover process, as errors in handovers may contribute to adverse outcomes [ 19- 24].
They also stated that the purpose of shift handover was minimising errors and ensuring safety, and knowledge of problems that may affect the next shift.
Exploratory factor analyses showed the best fit with seven dimensions: (1) open communication and learning from errors, (2) handover and teamwork, (3) adequate procedures and working conditions, (4) patient safety management, (5) support and fellowship, (6) intention to report events and (7) organisational learning.
This extensive shift between the different care levels results in multiple medical handovers, potentially causing errors in communication and process management.
Transitional care has become one of the most pressing topics in the global efforts to improve the quality and safety of patients due to the growing evidence indicating a correlation of patient handovers with medical errors and adverse events.
Reality: The source of many medical errors is the "handover" between residents or physicians, when the outgoing resident transfers key information to the incoming shift.
Electronic health care communication tools have been associated with improved transfer of information amongst house staff and attending physicians, increased handover efficiency and decreased communication errors [ 28, 29].
