Journal of the Association for Information Systems· 2026Q1
The Integrated Decision Model in Emergency Dispatch Management and It's Implications for Design
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Short summary
A new Integrated Decision Model, derived from a review of naturalistic decision making (NDM) models, has been validated in emergency dispatch settings, showing strong 'goodness of fit'.
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Key points
- A new Integrated Decision Model (IDM) was developed by synthesizing features from existing naturalistic decision making (NDM) models.
- The IDM was validated through a Critical Decision Method study involving emergency dispatch co-ordinators.
- The study found sufficient evidence to support the IDM's 'goodness of fit' within the emergency dispatch management process.
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Abstract
This paper reports on a review of a number of well-known naturalistic decision making. NDM, models (Zsambok & Klein, 1997). Key features of these models were identified and were found to represent different views of the same naturalistic decision making process. The key features of these different views were then integrated into a single model called the Integrated Decision Model. To validate the model, a study of emergency dispatch co-ordinators was conducted to determine the 'goodness of fit' of the model in a naturalistic domain. A Critical Decision Method-based study (Klein et al., 1989) was conducted and found enough evidence in the emergency dispatch management process to support the proposal of the Integrated Decision Model.
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