Criteria for Evaluation of Human Factors methods: Interviews with Experts (Preprint)
Selvana Awad,
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Rachel Begg,
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Thomas Loveday
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Published: March 2, 2025
BACKGROUND
Human
factors
(HF)
or
ergonomics,
which
explores
the
interaction
between
humans
and
systems,
has
been
used
to
support
design
in
safety
critical
industries
such
as
aviation,
transportation,
nuclear
power
manufacturing.
HF
methods
have
potential
safe
of
health
information
technology
(HIT)
however
evaluation
determine
their
effectiveness
feasibility
this
context
limited.
OBJECTIVE
The
aim
study
was
identify
criteria
for
evaluating
when
applied
real
world
projects
use
these
propose
a
framework
method
evaluation.
METHODS
practitioners
were
recruited
via
purposive
sampling
conjunction
with
snowball
invited
participate
semi-structured
interview
discuss
how
they
should
be
evaluated.
Results
reviewed
thematically
analysed.
RESULTS
A
total
21
participants
took
part,
interviews
lasted
on
average
52
minutes
(range
39
–
103
minutes).
Participants
explained
that
did
not
routinely
evaluate
methods,
outlined
range
Overall,
5
28
sub-criteria
identified.
High
level
included
effectiveness,
efficiency,
ease
acceptability,
impact
solution.
CONCLUSIONS
from
HIT
projects.
could
provide
organisations
valuable
optimise
application
outcomes
build
capability
within
particularly
where
may
lacking.
CLINICALTRIAL
N/A
Language: Английский
Closing the Loop for Controlled Substances Surveillance: A Field Study of the Usability and User Experience of an Integrated Electronic Narcotic Consumption
Communications in computer and information science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 93 - 109
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
distribution
and
handling
of
controlled
substances
(CSs),
i.e.,
narcotics,
is
strictly
regulated
to
decrease
the
risk
abuse
drug
diversion.
In
Finland,
hospital
pharmacies
are
mandated
keep
records
CS
consumption
in
healthcare
through
a
labor-intensive
paper-based
process.
After
implementing
new
electronic
health
record
(EHR)
system,
large
university
started
streamline
process
by
transferring
documentation
from
paper
digital
format.
Although
benefits
archiving,
surveillance,
monitoring
self-evident
pharmacy’s
perspective
advantages
at
wards
remain
less
explored.
Therefore,
our
goal
was
explore
usability
user
experience
(UX)
recently
implemented
narcotic
card
(eNCC)
solution
built
into
EHR
related
workflows
nurses,
pharmacists,
physicians.
field
study
consisted
two
parts
conducted
using
observation,
interviews,
survey
methods
wards.
Our
findings
suggest
that
digitalized
enables
reliable
real-time
CSs
improves
efficiency,
particularly
for
oral
tablets
capsules.
Considering
diverse
end-users’
perspectives
crucial
when
assessing
practical
newly
solutions
targeted
several
professional
groups.
This
approach
broader
understanding
UX;
supports
development
efforts,
including
improvements;
facilitates
implementation.
More
research
needed
analyze
long-term
impacts
CSs’
workflow
surveillance
different
units.
Language: Английский
Effect of a closed-loop medication order executive system on safe medication administration at a tertiary hospital: a quasi-experimental study
Therapeutic Advances in Drug Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Background:
Closed-loop
electronic
medication
management
systems
are
effective
measures
for
preventing
errors
(MEs).
However,
there
is
limited
evidence
supporting
this,
and
few
studies
have
evaluated
the
long-term
effects
of
these
on
safe
medication.
Objective:
To
evaluate
implementing
a
closed-loop
order
executive
system
clinical
use
medications.
Design:
A
quasi-experimental
design.
Method:
Data
from
2017
to
2023
were
extracted
retrospectively
analyzed.
The
primary
outcome
indicator
was
ME
rate.
Secondary
indicators
accuracy
verification
patient
identification
implementation
rate
fresh
medicine
dispensing.
autoregressive
integrated
moving
average
(ARIMA)
model
in
time-series
analysis
used
level
trend
changes
rates
using
SPSS
25.0
before
after
implementation.
Root
cause
descriptive
statistics
assess
types,
stages,
causes
rates.
independent
samples
t-test
analyze
secondary
outcomes.
Results:
Overall,
295
MEs
reported
with
mean
0.26
±
per
month
during
2017–2023.
ARIMA
showed
decrease
implementation,
no
statistically
significant
long
term,
drop
short
medium
term
(
p
<
0.01).
Nurses’
administration
accounted
more
than
60%
post-implementation,
lack
communication
prominent
factor.
dispensing
all
increased
Conclusion:
Adopting
beneficial
ensuring
safety,
but
single
does
not
completely
eliminate
MEs.
Optimizing
functionalities
applying
structured
handoff
tools
recommended
meet
needs
enhance
usability.
Language: Английский
Root causes behind patient safety incidents in the emergency department and suggestions for improving patient safety – an analysis in a Finnish teaching hospital
Matti Halinen,
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Hanna Tiirinki,
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Auvo Rauhala
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et al.
BMC Emergency Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Adverse
events
occur
frequently
at
emergency
departments
(ED)
because
of
several
risk
factors
related
to
varying
conditions.
It
is
still
unclear,
which
lead
patient
safety
incident
reports.
The
aim
this
study
was
explore
the
root
causes
behind
ED-associated
incidents
reported
by
personnel,
and
based
on
findings,
suggest
learning
objectives
for
improving
safety.
material
included
reports
(n
=
340)
concerned
ED
a
teaching
hospital
over
one
year.
We
used
mixed
method
combining
quantitative
descriptive
statistics
qualitative
research
inductive
content
analysis
deductive
Ishikawa
cause
analysis.
Most
(76.5%)
were
after
transfer
from
ED.
Nurses
70%
physicians
7.4%.
Of
reports,
40%
information
flow
or
management.
Incidents
evaluated
as
no
harm
(29.4%),
mild
(46%),
moderate
(19.7%),
severe
(1.2%)
patient.
main
consequences
organization
reputation
loss
(44.1%)
extra
work
(38.9%).
In
analysis,
nine
specific
problem
groups
found:
insufficient
introduction,
adherence
guidelines
protocols,
human
resources,
deficient
professional
skills,
medication
management
deficiencies,
incomplete
ED,
language
proficiency,
unprofessional
behaviour,
identification
error,
patient-dependent
problems.
Six
organizational
themes
identified:
medical
staff
orientation,
onboarding
competence
requirements;
resources;
electronic
records
transfer;
documentation
system;
interprofessional
collaboration;
resources
such
geriatric,
mental
health,
patients
with
substance
abuse
disorder.
Entirely
factor-related
could
not
be
defined
their
associations
system
complex
multifaceted.
Individual
addressed,
proper
use
instructions
adequate
onboarding.
System
caused
most
concerning
introduction
training
-processes
elementary,
multiprofessional
collaboration.
More
needed
about
teamwork
special
needs
non-critical
patients,
reporting
incidents.
Language: Английский
Market of Electronic Document Management Systems for Contemporary Business
Lecture notes in civil engineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 261 - 265
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Language: Английский
Effect of an electronic medication administration record application on patient safety: A literature review
Rafiana Triensya
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HOLISTIK JURNAL KESEHATAN,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 776 - 783
Published: Dec. 30, 2023
Background:
Electronic
medication
administration
records
(e-MAR)
is
a
one
of
information
technology
utilized
by
nurses.
The
transition
from
paper-based
to
electronic
methods
requires
consideration
the
benefits
and
risks.Purpose:
Identifies
effect
implementing
e-MAR
on
patient
safety.Method:
Literature
study
articles
published
in
2013-2023,
English,
full.Results:
5
retrieved
systematic
search
Proquest
ScienceDirect
databases,
1
article
was
obtained
through
hand
searching,
total
6
were
reviewed
study.Conclusion:
implementation
has
been
proven
reduce
risk
process
errors
carried
out
nurses
thereby
increasing
safety
while
undergoing
treatment
at
health
service
facilities.Keywords:
Medication
Administration
Records;
Error;
Nurse;
Patient
Safety.Pendahuluan:
Pendokumentasian
proses
medikasi
berbasis
elektronik
atau
(electronic
merupakan
bentuk
pemanfaatan
teknologi
informasi
oleh
perawat.
Transisi
dari
metode
kertas
ke
perlu
dipertimbangkan
manfaat
dan
risikonya.Tujuan:
Mengidentifikasi
pengaruh
implementasi
terhadap
keselamatan
pasien.Metode:
Menggunakan
literature
review.
Penelusuran
artikel
akademik
melalui
Online
Database
diantaranya
ProQuest
ScienceDirect.
Dan
didapatkan
yang
sesuai.studi
literatur
pada
terpublikasi
2013-
2023,
berbahasa
Inggris,
lengkap.Hasil:
hasil
penelusuran
sistematis
database
,
diperoleh
searching
sehingga
teridentifikasi
ditelaah
dalam
studi
ini.Simpulan:
Implementasi
record
terbukti
dapat
menurunkan
risiko
kesalahan
dilakukan
perawat
meningkatkan
pasien
selama
menjalani
perawatan
di
fasilitas
pelayanan
kesehatan.