Analyzing ethical practices in the public healthcare sector using fuzzy cognitive mapping

Abrantes, Joana A. T.; Ferreira, Fernando; Zopounidis, Constantin; Pereira, Leandro; Meidutė‐Kavaliauskienė, Ieva

doi:10.1002/mcda.1729

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“…A multi‐criteria decision‐making (MCDM) tool is highly preferred (Abrantes et al, 2020 ; Devarakonda et al, 2021 ). Among all the MCDM methods, the DEMATEL method attracts a great deal of attention due to a simplified analysis of complex problems.…”

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COVID‐19 critical success factors in Indian healthcare industry—A DEMATEL approach

Gedam

Raut

Inamdar

et al. 2021

Multi Criteria Decision Anal

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The prosed study aims to provide COVID‐19 critical success factors (CSF) associated with pandemic circumstances in the Indian healthcare industry (HCI). The CSF was identified via expert team inputs and a detailed literature review. The Decision‐Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method is used to determine the causal relationship between identified CSF. The methodology was supported by the case study of the Indian HCI. A total of 15 CSF in the Indian HCI during COVID‐19 are identified and prioritized using the DEMATEL method. The findings indicate that the high‐quality personal protective equipment (PPEs; LC8) and testing laboratories/facilities, centres, and kits (LC15) are the significant cause, and appropriate healthcare laws (LC13) are the least effect group. The study shows that policy and decision‐makers need to emphasize on LC8 and LC15 CSF in the Indian HCI and act accordingly to win the battle against post‐COVID‐19 circumstance. The policy/decision‐makers and healthcare administrations can identify the CSF and focus on that particular CSF. The identified CSF will help policy and decision‐makers swiftly build up the HCI to cope with the future pandemic.

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confidence: 99%

COVID‐19 critical success factors in Indian healthcare industry—A DEMATEL approach

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Raut

Inamdar

et al. 2021

Multi Criteria Decision Anal

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“…[15]. It is widely used in many fields [10], including computer sciences [16], [17]; engineering [18], [19]; medicine [20], [15]; commerce and management [21], [22], [23], [24]; robotics [25], [26]; environmental science [27], [28]; and education [29], [30].…”

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The Application of Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping in Education: Trend and Potential

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Kudus

2024

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Fuzzy cognitive mapping (FCM) is a valuable tool for understanding complex issues due to its ability to express complex and uncertain knowledge domains with dynamic modelling capabilities. This study focuses on the application of FCM in education, using a bibliometric analysis and systematic review of publications in the Scopus database from 2000 to October 2023. Using keywords related to FCM and education, the study retrieved fifty-four publications for frequency analysis and citation metrics. This study showcases its results by leveraging standard bibliometric indicators, encompassing metrics such as publication growth, top-cited publications, country contributions, and preferred publication titles. Findings from the systematic review reveal the potential of FCM in providing explanatory, predictive, reflective, and strategic insights and solutions to numerous educational issues.

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“…emotional challenges). Visualization benefits are present in each dimension (Abrantes et al, 2020;Milici et al, 2021).…”

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Strategic visualization: the (real) usefulness of cognitive mapping in smart city conceptualization

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Pereira

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PurposeThe concept of smart city has recently become more topical in academic and policy discussions. This idea is considered a complex, non-consensual subject since its definition has not yet been agreed upon by most authors in the relevant fields. The need to identify and measure smart city indicators has also given rise to many different evaluation procedures. However, the available frameworks have yet to overcome challenges in structuring and measuring all the evaluation parameters of the cities in question. Thus, methods still need to be developed and applied that can structure criteria used to assess smart city success.Design/methodology/approachThis study sought to show cognitive mapping's tangible usefulness as an expedient tool for strategic analysis, using smart cities as a complex object of study. To this end, various cognitive maps were constructed and compared using the Strategic Options Development and Analysis (SODA) approach.FindingsCognitive mapping's advantages and limitations in the strategic visualization research context are analyzed and discussed.Originality/valueThe authors know of no prior work reporting comparative analysis of this methodological approach in the same research context.

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Analyzing ethical practices in the public healthcare sector using fuzzy cognitive mapping

Cited by 9 publications

References 71 publications

COVID‐19 critical success factors in Indian healthcare industry—A DEMATEL approach

COVID‐19 critical success factors in Indian healthcare industry—A DEMATEL approach

The Application of Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping in Education: Trend and Potential

Strategic visualization: the (real) usefulness of cognitive mapping in smart city conceptualization

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