پیشرفت‌ها در عوامل انسانی و ارگونومی در بهداشت و درمان ۲۰۱۰
Advances in Human Factors and Ergonomics in Healthcare 2010

1. Front Cover

2. Table of Contents

3. Preface

4. Chapter 1. Challenges and Opportunities for Applying Human Factors Methods to the Development of Nontechnical Skills in Healthcare Education

5. Chapter 2. The Daily Plan®: Patients Taking Part in Patient Safety

6. Chapter 3. Teaching Healthcare Clinicians to Demand Safe Healthcare Delivery Systems

7. Chapter 4. OR2010- Processes Analysis Within the OR and the Consequences for Product Design

8. Chapter 5. Benefits of a Structured User Centered Design Process For Customers -Patients and Manufacturers

9. Chapter 6. Conflicting Benefits and Hazards of Hospital-Style Bed Rails

10. Chapter 7. The Use of Human Factors to Promote Safety and Efficiency in the Operating Room

11. Chapter 8. Quality Improvement Projects in Patient Safety

12. Chapter 9. Healthcare Product Design for Quality

13. Chapter 10. Effect of Emotional Intelligence on Healthcare IT Acceptance

14. Chapter 11. Targeting Environmental Factors to Reduce Elderly In-Patient Falls

15. Chapter 12. Design for Patient and Staff Safety

16. Chapter 13. Design Considerations in the Provision of Safe Patient Handling Environments

17. Chapter 14. Use of Effective Patient Handling Techniques within Healthcare

18. Chapter 15. A Tool to Compare All Patient Handling Interventions

19. Chapter 16. Evaluation of an Intervention to Reduce Upper Extremity Pain in Ultrasound

20. Chapter 17. A Systems Engineering Approach to Improve Healthcare Quality

21. Chapter 18. Patient Satisfuction in Emergency Departments -First Results of a Survey

22. Chapter 19. Medical Team Training in the Veterans Health Administration: Checklist Guided Preoperative Briefings and Postoperative De briefings

23. Chapter 20. VA Health Information Technology: Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS), Bar Code Medication Administration,(BCMA) and My HealtheVet

24. Chapter 21. Model-Based Usability and Error Analysis of an Electronic Health Record Interface

25. Chapter 22. Team Coordination and Performance During Simulated and Real Anesthesia Inductions

26. Chapter 23. Leadership and Minimally Invasive Training Enhance Performance in Medical Emergency Driven Teams: Simulator Studies

27. Chapter 24. Decisive Action vs. Joint Deliberation: Different Medical Tasks Imply Different Coordination Requirements

28. Chapter 25. Proactive Design of a Hospital Environment with Multifaceted Ergonomic Considerations

29. Chapter 26. First Do No Harm: The Unintended Consequences of Embedding Technology in Healthcare

30. Chapter 27. How to Prevent Medication Errors

31. Chapter 28. Analysis of Questionnaire on Appearance Similarity of PTP Sheets

32. Chapter 29. Information System for Health: a Proposal of an Animated Instruction Guide to Design Medicine Inserts in Brazil

33. Chapter 30 .Task Analysis for Reading Strategies in Medicine Inserts: A Methodological Proposal

34. Chapter 31. Analysis on Descriptions of Precautionary Statements in Package Inserts of Medicines

35. Chapter 32. The Standardization of Medicine Name Structures Suitable for a Prescription Entry System

36. Chapter 33. Patient Safety in Education (Emergency Dept., OR,ICU)

37. Chapter 34. Patient Safety? Usability? Experience in Real Clinical Life

38. Chapter 35. How to Develop Usable Surgical Devices TheView From a U.S. Research University

39. Chapter 36. Standardized Evaluation Process of Usability Properties

40. CHAPTER37. Analysis of Cross Professional Communication in Thoracic Operating Rooms

41. Chapter 38. Airline Safety Practices in Clinical Nursing

42. Chapter 39. Improving the Qaulity of Patient Care in an Emergency Department Through Modeling and Simulation of its Process

43. Chapter 10. Virtual Reality: From Training to Rehabilitation

44. Chapter 41. Designing a Virtual Patient for Communication

45. Chapter 42. Mobile Devices as Virtual Blackboards for M -Learning

46. Chapter 43. The Central Totem for Hospital Stay: An Example of Applied Patient-Centred Design

47. Chapter 44. Toward the Standardization of Health Care Record Management Systems

48. Chapter 45. Interactive System to Assist Rehabilitation of Children: Development of a System Employing New Rehabilitation Movement

49. Chapter 46. The Characteristics of Center of Pressure Progression for Elderly Adults

50. Chapter 47. An Application of the Intermittent Illumination Model for Measuring Individual’s Corrective Reaction Time

51. Chapter 48. Systematic and Structured Development of Human Included VE to Support Virtual Ergonomic Evaluation

52. Chapter 49. Multi-Scale Entropy Analysis for Postural Sway Signals with Attention Influence for Elderly and Young Subjects

53. Chapter 50. Human Reliability of Prescription Preparing Processes

54. Chapter 51. Spine Load in the Context of Automotive Seating

55. Chapter 52. Relevant Analysis on Rollover and Physical Properties of Mattresses

56. Chapter 53. Information Management and Decision Processes in Emergency Departments

57. Chapter 54. A Human Factors Approach to Evaluating Intravenous Morphine Administration in a Pediatric Surgical Unit

58. Chapter 55. Linguistic Etiquette in Social Robot Interaction with Humans in Medicine Delivery

59. Chapter 56. Fuzzy Based Risk Assessment of a HIS Implementation: A Case Study from a Turkish Hospital

60. Chapter 57. A New Model-Based Approach for the User Interface Design of Medical Systems and Devices

61. Chapter 58. Integrated Analysis of Communication in Hierarchical Task Models focused on Medical Critical Systems

62. Chapter 59. Effects of BCMA on Clinicians’ Communication, Coordination and Cooperation

63. Chapter 60. Designing Medical Device Human Performance Validation Proto Is for FDA Clearance: A Case Study

64. Chapter 61. A Qualitative Assessment of Medical Device Design by Healthy Adolescents

65. Chapter 62. Contextual Inquiry for Medical Device Development: A Case Study

66. Chapter 63. An Intelligent Community Care System Using Network Sensors and Mobile Agent Technology

67. Chapter 64. Mobile Agent Based Ubiquitous Health Care(UHC) Monitoring Platform

68. Chapter 65. Human Factors in a Voluntary Medical Incident Reporting System

69. Chapter 66. Development and Comfort Analysis of a Chair for Microscopic Surgery

70. Chapter 67. Importance of Human Factors Engineering in Healthcare and Implementation in Patient Safety

71. Chapter 68. An Analytical Framework to Measure Effective Human Machine Interaction

72. Chapter 69. A Review of Web-Based Dietary Interventions From the HF /E Perspective

73. Chapter 70. HFMEATM of a Radiotherapy Information System – Challenges & Recommendations for Future Studies

74. Chapter 71. Enabling Pre-Hospital Documentation Via Spoken Language Understanding on the Modern Battlefield

75. Chapter 72. Mobile Based Personalized Learning for People with Learning Disabilities

76. Chapter 73. A Novel Input Method for Trepidant Users of Telemedical Services

77. Chapter 74. Using Goal Directed Task Analysis to Identify Situation Awareness Requirements of Advanced Paramedics

78. Chapter 75. Integrating Ergonomics in an Environment of Care: Application of the NIOSH Model Ergonomic Program in a Healthcare Setting

79. Chapter 76. The Anthropometric Difference Between Curacao and the Netherlands/USA with Regard to Table Height

80. Chapter 77. Medicoergonomics -Industrial Ergonomics Adapted to Clinical Requirements

81. Chapter 78. Methods of Clinical Process Analysis Systematically Replacing a ”Banal Rationing” by a ”Balanced Rationalization”

82. Chapter 79. The Relative Importance of Usability and Functionality Factors forE-Health WebSites

83. Chapter 80. Factors Affecting Acceptance of Internet as a Healthcare Information Source

84. Chapter 81. Ergonomic Considerations on the Implementation ofSmall-Caliber Trans-Nasal Gastroduodenoscopy

85. Chapter 82. The Epidemiology of Work Related Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Turkish Computer Users

86. Chapter 83. Reduction of Physical Load at the Waist of a Care Worker Using Muscle Suit

87. Chapter 84. Practicing User-Centered Design to Reduce Call Time and Improve Accuracy in a Medical Triage System

88. Chapter 85. The Impact of Usability in Emergency Telemedical Services

89. Chapter 86. Reducing the Risk of Heat Stress Using Artificial Neural Networks Based Job-Combination Approach

90. Chapter 87. Exposure of Vibration to Bus and Train Passengers

91. Chapter 88. Management of Work Site Health Promotion: A Success Story

92. Chapter 89. Instilling an Organizational Climate for Health: Does Top-Management Make the Difference?

93. Chapter 90. Speech Intelligibility and Visual Performance While Wearing Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPRs)

94. Chapter 91. Man-Machine-Interaction in Complex Intraoperative Orthopedic Work Systems

95. Chapter 92. Methodology for a Combined Evaluation of Cognitive and Physical Ergonomics Aspects of Medical Equipment

96. Chapter 93. A Human Factors Evaluation of Flexible Endoscope Reprocessing

97. Chapter 94. The Measure of Success: Quantifying the Acute Effects of Whole Body Vibration on Hamstring Flexibility

98. Chapter 95. Health 2.0:User Centering, Patient Centering and Human Centering

99. Chapter 96. Sociotechnical Model of Inpatient Nursing Work System for Understanding Healthcare IT Innovation Diffusion

100. Back Cover