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Use Error Hazards from a Popular Emergency Department
Information System - December 2007. Health IT systems are
not subject to FDA requirements for interface design standards. ED Information
Systems (EDIS) provide support for all aspects of patient care in the emergency
department. Results are presented from a usability/heuristic evaluation which
reveals hazards in a popular commercially-available EDIS system.
Understanding the User - The right research can steer appliance designers away from traps. - Caplan, Stanley, "Understand the User," Appliance Design, September 2007, Page 46. Usability Study of Two Common Defibrillators Reveals Hazards - Fairbanks RJ, Caplan SH, Bishop PA, Marks AM, Shah MN. Annals of Emergency Medicine, [epub ahead of print]. This 1mb article is in PDF format, which requires a PDF Reader on your computer. A new window will open. Think Total User Experience - For companies to be truly successful in the long run, they must address the big picture. This article is in Adobe Acrobat format, which requires the Acrobat Reader on your computer. A new window will open.
March 2002 IEEE Swearless Interfaces
Presentation - view the entire presentation. Usability at 30,000 Feet - a personal experience of observing first-hand how Human Factors can make a difference. The Human Side of Product Testing - Systems thinking for reducing the chance of product failure in the marketplace. Usability Associates teams with Innovation-TRIZ - to bring clients an innovative methodology for solving those difficult Human Factors design problems. Ergonomic Guidelines for Designing Machines - A few design principles keep machines safe and easy to use. The following articles are in PDF format, which requires a PDF Reader on your computer. If you do not have the Reader, click here to down load a current version from Adobe. Integrating Usability Into Development Of A Clinical Decision Support System - A human factors study resulted in implementation of an improved physician treatment protocol. |
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