Application of the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System Methodology to the Cardiovascular Surgery Operating Room¶
ElBardissi. (2007). Application of the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System Methodology to the Cardiovascular Surgery Operating Room.
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- HFACS originated in naval aviation (Shappell and Wiegmann) and was adapted as HFACS-medical for adverse-event investigation, into nuclear incident analysis, and (less canonically) into trading and middle-office operator-error work, with the layer structure intact throughout
This sourceThe modification of the aviation-derived HFACS framework for the cardiac operating room, with its organizational, supervisory and precondition layers retained.
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- HFACS originated in naval aviation (Shappell and Wiegmann) and was adapted as HFACS-medical for adverse-event investigation, into nuclear incident analysis, and (less canonically) into trading and middle-office operator-error work, with the layer structure intact throughout
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