Commentary How human factors lead to medical device adverse events. Citation Text: How human factors lead to medical device adverse events. Rich S. Copy Citation Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL June 11, 2008 Rich S. View more articles from the same authors. This article describes how user expectations, device design, and work environment can affect the safety of using medical equipment and provides tips to reduce device-related errors. Save Save to your library Print Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copy URL Cite Citation Citation Text: How human factors lead to medical device adverse events. Rich S. Copy Citation Related Resources From the Same Author(s) From fable to reality at Parkland Hospital: the impact of evidence-based design strategies on patient safety, healing, and satisfaction in an adult inpatient environment. February 10, 2021 WebM&M Cases Nurse Staffing Ratios: The Crucible of Money, Policy, Research, and Patient Care August 1, 2009 Assessment of a simulated case-based measurement of physician diagnostic performance. January 23, 2019 Patient-Centered Care Improvement Guide. November 12, 2008 Leadership Survey: Immunization Against Burnout: Insights Report. May 9, 2018 Enhancing patient safety during hand-offs: standardized communication and teamwork using the 'SBAR' method. August 30, 2006 The application of system dynamics modelling to system safety improvement: present use and future potential. September 19, 2018 California hospitals make hundreds of errors every year, public is unaware. December 3, 2014 Understanding care transitions as a patient safety issue. June 29, 2011 Report 6: Managing Risk and Minimising Mistakes in Services to Children and Families. October 5, 2005 View More Related Resources Managing interruptions to improve diagnostic decision-making: strategies and recommended research agenda. March 29, 2023 Diagnostic stewardship to prevent diagnostic error. March 15, 2023 Improving clinician well-being and patient safety through human-centered design. March 8, 2023 Shape matters: a neglected feature of medication safety: why regulating the shape of medication containers can improve medication safety. February 22, 2023 Patient safety performance: reversing recent declines through shared profession-wide system-level solutions. January 18, 2023 Weight and size descriptors for drug dosing: too many options and too many errors. January 11, 2023 Developing the Safer Dx Checklist of Ten Safety Recommendations for Health Care Organizations to address diagnostic errors. October 12, 2022 Reliability, uncertainty and the management of error: new perspectives in the COVID-19 era. March 9, 2022 Influence of perioperative handoffs on complications and outcomes. November 17, 2021 To err is human, unless you are a healthcare provider. August 3, 2020 View More See More About The Topic Human Factors Engineering
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