All Stories

  1. Effect of interruptions on predictable and unpredictable events
  2. Effect of a mobile phone intervention on quitting smoking in a young adult population of smokers: results from a randomized controlled trial (Preprint)
  3. Effect of a mobile phone intervention on quitting smoking in a young adult population of smokers: results from a randomized controlled trial (Preprint)
  4. How electronic health records could be used to share information
  5. Title: Playing Telephone: Understanding the state of medication decision making in growing healthcare teams in the time of electronic health records (Preprint)
  6. Participatory design in healthcare
  7. Using cognitive work analysis to compare complex system domains
  8. How to get clinicians to enter better data.
  9. Applying Persuasive Design Techniques to Change Data Entry Behaviour in Primary Care (Preprint)
  10. Commentary piece for series inspired by Kabers Levels of Automation paper
  11. How to test medical devices in a device switching task
  12. Work domain models of primary care
  13. Work domain and Decision Ladder models of Automation in Algorithmic Financial Trading.
  14. Cognitive Work Analysis: Lens on Work
  15. Choosing wisely between field work and lab studies
  16. Literature review of human factors work relevant to assessing risk in health care
  17. Investigating a Message Tailoring Strategy to Improve Efficacy of Activity Promotion Interventions: A Study Protocol (Preprint)
  18. There are lots of different fitness trackers out there. Which ones are more likely to motivate you?
  19. Real world autonomous driving
  20. Comparative Cognitive Work Analysis
  21. Developing research collaboratively
  22. Mobile phone app to help quit smoking
  23. A look at the use of cognitive engineering in health systems
  24. Intelligent Adaptive Systems
  25. Team Cognitive Work Analysis as an Approach for Understanding Teamwork in Health Care
  26. Cognitive Engineering for Better Health Care Systems
  27. Finding Common Ground
  28. Using Cognitive Work Analysis and a Persuasive Design Approach to Create Effective Blood Pressure Management Systems
  29. Using team cognitive work analysis to reveal healthcare team interactions in a birthing unit
  30. Trust
  31. Mobile Patient Monitoring for the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Work Domain Analysis and Rapid Prototyping Results
  32. Pathway to Innovation
  33. Perceived Urgency of Tactile Warnings
  34. Bridging the Gap between Cognitive Systems Engineering Analysis, Design and Practice
  35. Designing for Interpersonal Trust – The Power of Trust Tokens
  36. Focused Learning
  37. Multimodal Displays for Enhancing Performance in a Supervisory Monitoring Task
  38. Music as an Auditory Display
  39. Cognitive Engineering Across Domains
  40. Improving Social Connection Through a Communities-of-Practice-Inspired Cognitive Work Analysis Approach
  41. Cognitive Work Analysis
  42. Ecological Interfaces
  43. A personal assistant for dementia to stay at home safe at reduced cost
  44. Cognitive Work Analysis: New Dimensions
  45. Visualization of Control Structure in Human-Automation System Based on Cognitive Work Analysis
  46. Sonification Discriminability and Perceived Urgency
  47. Understanding ‘interpersonal trust’ from a human factors perspective: insights from situation awareness and the lens model
  48. Team Cognitive Work Analysis
  49. Work Domain Analysis for Designing a Radiotherapy System Control Interface
  50. Designing for Social Engagement in Online Social Networks Using Communities-of-Practice Theory and Cognitive Work Analysis
  51. Where did that sound come from? Comparing the ability to localise using audification and audition
  52. Mapping Ecologically to Modalities
  53. Perceptions of Temporal Synchrony in Multimodal Displays
  54. Effects of Vibrotactile Stimulation for Sustaining Performance in a Vigilance Task: A Pilot Study
  55. Current State of Human Factors in Systems Design
  56. What's that sound? Distance determination and aperture passage from ultrasound echoes
  57. How far is that wall? Judging distance with audification
  58. Work Domain Analysis for Establishing Collaborative Work Requirements
  59. Ecological Interface Design in the Nuclear Domain: An Application to the Secondary Subsystems of a Boiling Water Reactor Plant Simulator
  60. Ecological Interface Design in the Nuclear Domain: An Empirical Evaluation of Ecological Displays for the Secondary Subsystems of a Boiling Water Reactor Plant Simulator
  61. A Cognitive Work Analysis of Cardiac Care Nurses Performing Teletriage
  62. Applications of Cognitive Work Analysis
  63. Advances in the Application of Cognitive Work Analysis
  64. Evaluation of Ecological Interface Design for Nuclear Process Control: Situation Awareness Effects
  65. Using Human Factors Methods to Evaluate the Labelling of Injectable Drugs
  66. Visual sensitivities of dynamic graphical displays
  67. Mobility interfaces for the visually impaired
  68. Supporting the Strategies of Cardiac Nurse Coordinators Using Cognitive Work Analysis
  69. Non-situated vibrotactile force feedback and laparoscopy performance
  70. Towards proactive monitoring in the petrochemical industry
  71. Using ecological interface design to develop an auditory interface for visually impaired travellers
  72. Boundary, Purpose, and Values in Work-Domain Models: Models of Naval Command and Control
  73. Operator support for ageing nuclear critical infrastructure systems: integrating ecological interface design with prospect theory
  74. Lessons From a Comparison of Work Domain Models: Representational Choices and Their Implications
  75. Ecological interface design: a new approach for visualizing network management
  76. Model-Based Approaches for Analyzing Cognitive Work: A Comparison of Abstraction Hierarchy, Multilevel Flow Modeling, and Decision Ladder Modeling
  77. Modeling a medical environment: an ontology for integrated medical informatics design
  78. Putting It All Together: Improving Display Integration in Ecological Displays
  79. There Is More to Monitoring a Nuclear Power Plant than Meets the Eye
  80. A participant-observer study of ergonomics in engineering design:
  81. Navigation strategies with ecological displays
  82. Towards viable, useful and usable human factors design guidance
  83. Evidence for Direct Perception From Cognition in the Wild
  84. Judgements about the value and cost of human factors information in design
  85. A framework for describing and understanding interdisciplinary interactions in design
  86. What makes sounds sound urgent?
  87. Collaboration and teams using Ecological Interface Design
  88. Reinventing the wheel: Control task analysis for collaboration
  89. Mapping ecologically to modalities
  90. Visual sensitivity of dynamic graphical objects
  91. Perceptions of Temporal Synchrony in Multimodal Displays
  92. A learning process: Old strategies, new tools
  93. Choosing the best from the good: Display engineering principles
  94. A visual display of flight time and distance
  95. Supporting the strategies of cardiac nurse coordinators using cognitive work analysis
  96. Work domain analysis for establishing collaborative work requirements
  97. A work domain analysis for diabetes management
  98. Ecological interface design in aviation domains: Work domain analysis of automated collision detection and avoidance
  99. Work domain analysis for the interface design of a sonobuoy system