Informing Healthcare Alarm Design and Use¶
Pruitt, Z., Bocknek, L., Busog, D., Spaar, P., Milicia, A., Howe, J., Franklin, E., et al. (2023). Informing Healthcare Alarm Design and Use: A Human Factors Cross-Industry Perspective. Patient Safety, 5(1), 6-14.
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Primes¶
- Habituation to Repeated Signal
- Two industry instances run the identical loop, and the parallel between them is one this entry draws: the alarm-safety literature recommends that guidance from other high-risk industries inform healthcare alarm design, which is a case for borrowing rather than a record of it.
This sourceQUALIFIES the transfer claim: it supports only the recommendation that "numerous guidelines from other high-risk industries can inform alarm design and use in healthcare" — a statement of what could inform practice, not evidence that aviation alerting was in fact adopted in electronic health records, or security-operations tuning in ICUs.
- Two industry instances run the identical loop, and the parallel between them is one this entry draws: the alarm-safety literature recommends that guidance from other high-risk industries inform healthcare alarm design, which is a case for borrowing rather than a record of it.
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