7 Themes for guiding situated ergonomic assessments of medical devices: A case study of an inpatient glucometer
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A detailed case study that focuses on the design and use of a modern blood glucose meter on an oncology ward and identified 19 issues, which can help guide the situated study of medical devices.About:
This article is published in Applied Ergonomics.The article was published on 2014-11-01 and is currently open access. It has received 28 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Situated.read more
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Cognition In The Wild
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Patient safety and interactive medical devices: Realigning work as imagined and work as done
TL;DR: Greater attention needs to be paid to learning points in actual use and user experience to inform manufacturers’ designs, management procurement decisions and local decisions about how devices are used in practice to achieve co-adaptation; without these, the authors foster risks and inefficiencies in healthcare.
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Usability and user experience of medical devices: An overview of the current state, analysis methodologies, and future challenges
TL;DR: The obtained results will help medical-device designers and healthcare professionals understand the main medical-research trends and improve the design process and will be helpful for increasing the satisfaction level among medical- device users and reducing user risks.
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Exploring medical device design and use through layers of Distributed Cognition
TL;DR: A framework that introduces concentric layers to DiCoT, a method that facilitates the application of Distributed Cognition theory is proposed, to explore how an inpatient blood glucose meter is coupled with its context.
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Qualitative ergonomics/human factors research in health care: Current state and future directions.
TL;DR: Significant opportunities remain to enhance the use of qualitative research to advance systems thinking within health care and to draw implications for future efforts.
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