Various methods have shown promising results for reducing complacency, such as displaying dynamically the system's confidence in its recommendations [10] or making the automation failure more salient [14].
A move to this trendline, currently perched near 1,415, would basically put the index even (or slightly negative) for the year and could drastically reduce the complacency that continues to linger on some fronts.
In contrast, for social care staff who do not have a robust professional and educational framework or clinical training to support them [ 55], the sense of being 'stressed' when administering medication could reduce any complacency and increase recall of near misses.
This develops from a delay in the absorption of lung fluid or in its inadequate clearance from the upper airways, resulting in more fluid in the lungs and reduced pulmonary complacency, leading to the onset of symptoms.
"The main thing that prevents people from actively engaging in preparation to reduce their risk is complacency, thinking it won't happen to them," Halworth said.
Sutcliffe also said that services rated outstanding or good might be subject to random inspections ahead of the time when they were expecting them, to reduce the risk of complacency.
But it is not a bubble being burst, he contended, just a fairly normal downturn that "reduces excesses and complacency" and should prove generally beneficial.
Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill said there was no room for complacency and efforts to reduce the figures further would continue.
On the downside, interventions to reduce exposure can be costly and complacency or lack of public confidence may arise, especially if there turns out to be no risk [ 67].
The categories illustrated the need of a health promotion program in a physically and psychologically difficult environment as illustrated in the short term emergency ward to reduce work related stress and increase complacency and energy for its personnel.
In the 1980s, governments started to reduce green-revolutionary spending, either out of complacency (believing the problem of food had been licked), or because they preferred to involve the private sector.
