All Stories

  1. Shape Matters: A Neglected Feature of Medication Safety
  2. The effect of emergency department nurse experience on triage decision making
  3. Effect of the User Input Method on Response Time and Accuracy in a Binary Data Labeling Task
  4. Israeli dispatchers’ response time to out-of-hospital cardiac arrest emergency calls
  5. Real-time video communication between ambulance paramedic and scene – a simulation-based study
  6. Improving Healthcare Practice Through the Implementation of Human Factors and Ergonomics Principles
  7. Comparison between Personal Protective Equipment Wearing Protocols to Shorten Time to Treatment in Pre-Hospital Settings
  8. Unmasking expert decisions: Clinicians decision making during a pandemic outbreak
  9. An impact-driven approach to predict user stories instability
  10. The impact of data quality defects on clinical decision-making in the intensive care unit
  11. Dynamic Communication Quantification Model for Measuring Information Management During Mass-Casualty Incident Simulations
  12. Vaccination of the Elderly in Assisted Living by the Israeli Emergency Medical Services
  13. FULE—Functionality, Usability, Look-and-Feel and Evaluation Novel User-Centered Product Design Methodology—Illustrated in the Case of an Autonomous Medical Device
  14. Designing a First Responders Call Center for a Pandemic
  15. Using a filming protocol to improve video-instructed cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  16. Paramedic equipment bags: How their position during out-of-hospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) affect paramedic ergonomics and performance
  17. Design for emergencies
  18. Designing a First Responders’ Emergency Response Kit for Motor-Vehicle Collisions
  19. Ergonomic design of new paramedic response bags
  20. Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest protocol comparison
  21. Machine learning applied to multi-sensor information to reduce false alarm rate in the ICU
  22. Making Sense of the Cognitive Task of Medication Reconciliation Using a Card Sorting Task
  23. Unintended Patient Safety Risks Due to Wireless Smart Infusion Pump Library Update Delays
  24. Tracking the Progress of Wireless Infusion Pump Drug Library Updates– A Data-Driven Analysis of Pump Update Delays
  25. The Relation Between the Paramedic’s Bags Location During Out-of-Hospital Resuscitation on Their Effort and Performance
  26. Prevalence of wireless smart-pump drug library update delays
  27. Triage Nurses Decision-Support Application Design
  28. Evaluating safety culture changes over time with the Emergency Medical Services Safety Attitudes Questionnaire
  29. The Cognitive Task of Medication Reconciliation - Clinicians’ Approaches to the Arrangement of Medical Condition and Medication History Information
  30. Examining the Effectiveness of Using Designed Stickers for Labeling Drugs and Medical Tubing
  31. reducing false alarms in ICU
  32. Correlating data from different sensors to increase the positive predictive value of alarms: an empiric assessment
  33. Correlating Data From Different Sensors to Increase the Positive Predictive Value of Alarms: An Empiric Assessment
  34. How do clinicians reconcile conditions and medications? The cognitive context of medication reconciliation
  35. Making sense of diseases in medication reconciliation
  36. Does Telemedicine Have a Role in the Intensive Care Unit? What Is It? Does It Make a Difference?
  37. Use of colour-coded labels for intravenous high-risk medications and lines to improve patient safety
  38. Between Choice and Chance
  39. Can a Log of Infusion Device Events Be Used to Understand Infusion Accidents?
  40. Self-initiated and respondent actions in a simulated control task
  41. Time to Get Off this Pig's Back?
  42. Nurses? reactions to alarms in a neonatal intensive care unit
  43. Why Better Operators Receive Worse Warnings
  44. Duration estimates and users' preferences in human-computer interaction
  45. The affect of time presentation on human computer interaction (HCI) and user experience (UX)
  46. The importance of reliable warning indicators to predict scheduling and responding
  47. Learning from investigation: Experience with understanding healthcare adverse events