Utility of Action Checklists as a Consensus Building Tool

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概要

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• The present study's objective was to determine the mechanisms for enhancing the utility of action checklists applied in participatory approach programs for workplace improvements, to identify the benefits of building consensus and to compare their applicability in Asian countries to find the most appropriate configuration for action checklists. Data were collected from eight trainees and 43 trainers with experience in Participatory Action-Oriented Training. Statistical analysis was performed in SPSS using the package PASW, version 19.0. The difference in the mean score for the degree of the utility of action checklists between countries was analyzed using ANOVA methods. Factor analysis was performed to validate the action checklists' utility. Pearson Correlation Coefficients were then calculated to determine the direction and strength of the relationship between these factors. Using responses obtained from trainees' in-depth interviews, we identified 33 key statements that were then classified into 11 thematic clusters. Five factors were extracted, namely "ease of application", "practical solutions", "group interaction", "multifaceted perspective" and "active involvement". The action checklist was useful for facilitating a participatory process among trainees and trainers for improving working conditions. Action checklists showed similar patterns of utility in various Asian countries; particularly when adjusted to local conditions.

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著者

• JUNG Moon-Hee

  Hanyang University, Korea

• YOSHIKAWA Toru

  The Institute for Science of Labour, Japan

• KIM Yeon-Ha

  Hanyang University, Korea

• YOSHIKAWA Etsuko

  Tokyo Ariake University of Medical and Health Sciences, Japan

• KOGI Kazutaka

  The Institute for Science of Labour, Japan

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