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• Human factors engineering essential to design and implementation of safe and effective information technology
• Good design starts with a thorough understanding of the intended users and their task requirements
• User-centered design includes application of HFE principles and iterative user testing |
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| • The study of human interactions with tools, devices, and systems to enhance safety, efficiency, effectiveness, and satisfaction |
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| Clinical Goals when Using Medical Technology |
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• More effective (better)
• More efficient (faster)
• Safer
• Less expensive (cheaper)
• More satisfying |
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| Performance Shaping Factors Affecting Clinical Performance |
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• Individual
• Task-related (process)
• Equipment (tools)
• Interpersonal/Team
• Local care environment
• Organizational
• Broader medical culture |
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