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My first experiences of clinical Human Factors in theatre
John Pickles, Clinical Human Factors Group Trustee talks about how he first integrated Human Factors techniques in a theatre environment.
Read MoreWhen did Human Factors become relevant to you?
Nikki Davey, Clinical Human Factors Trustee, talks about Human Factors as the oldest science but the most recent addition to approaches to patient safety.
Read MorePersuading the Board to invest in Human Factors
John Pickles, Clinical Human Factors Trustee shares his experience of persuading the Board to invest in using Human Factors techniques.
Read MoreWho first influenced you about Human Factors?
Nikki Davey, Clinical Human Factors Trustee, talks about the first human factors specialists and practitioners that focused her mind on human factors in healthcare.
Read MoreHuman Factors examples in Patient Safety
John Pickles, Clinical Human Factors Trustee describes how the WHO checklist and design changes benefited patient safety.
Read MoreHow can standardisation improve Patient Safety?
John Pickles, Clinical Human Factors Trustee describes how standardisation of implantable devices and design changes make it easier to do the right thing.
Read MoreHow did you introduce the Safer Surgery Checklist?
John Pickles, Clinical Human Factors Trustee shares his experience of integrating the WHO checklist using improvement methodology to test and ensure staff ownership of the change.
Read MoreWhat does ‘drifting’ look like in healthcare?
Nikki Davey, Clinical Human Factors Group Trustee, provides examples of ‘drifting’ or ‘creating new norms’ that impact patient safety.
Read MoreWhy don’t we talk about ‘drifting’ more?
Nikki Davey, Clinical Human Factors Group Trustee, talks about the tendency to drift away from standards, rules and procedures and the gap between work as imagined and work as done.
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