The “Swiss cheese model” of pandemic defense is so easy ... they drew pictures on cave walls to share stories and information. We’re visual beings. We like to see pictures.

The PHCC briefing paper - co-written with another researcher Lucy Telfar-Barnard - includes a visual illustration of the Swiss cheese model being applied to firearms regulation, with licensing ...

By Siobhan Roberts Lately, in the ongoing conversation about how to defeat the coronavirus, experts have made reference to the “Swiss cheese model” of pandemic defense. The metaphor is easy ...

Lately, in the ongoing conversation about how to defeat coronavirus, experts have referred to the “Swiss cheese model” of pandemic defence. The metaphor is easy enough to grasp: multiple ...

In 1990, James Reason, PhD, introduced the “Swiss Cheese Model” that has been adopted to improve safety across many industries. In any work setting, there are inherent risks. Most of the time, these ...

Dow Chair in Chemical Process Safety, Andre Da Costa. Not a weird home remedy. As we look at ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19, many have turned to the Swiss cheese model. It helps explain how ...

Australian virologist Ian Mackay, the first to use the Swiss cheese model in relation to the pandemic, says, in reality, the cheese's holes will constantly open, shut and shift location depending ...