Nursing 4440A/B Chapter Notes - Fall 2018 Chapter 6 - Visual acuity, Reward system, Error detection and correction
20 Sep 2018
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Karsh, b-t, holden, r. , alper, s. , & or, c. , (2006). A human factors engineering paradigm for patient safety: designing to support the performance of the healthcare professional. Quality & safety in health care, 15(suppl 1), i59-i65. doi: Inputs (left-side of diagram: under the (cid:498)inputs(cid:499) category shows the work system where the hcps do their job, the elements in this work system are considered inputs into performance. Outputs (right-side of diagram: outputs can be considered new state of the pre transformation system, these are evaluated by referring to a relevant set of objectives and standards, relevant outputs for patient safety might include: 3: achievement of the five rights of medication administration, the correct information handed off between hcps, adequate knowledge and skill to correctly use a new computerized provider order entry system. Role of the patient it is important to note that the pt comes into play at all 3 stages of the paradigm.
