Human Factors and Patient Safety: Mitigating Risks in Healthcare

Volume 22 No 2 (2024)

Mohammad Saleh AL-Anazi, Shuayfan Homod AL-Osemy, Ahmed Mohamed AL-Barqi, Hussam Saad AL-Amriy, Omer Attyh AL-Qarni

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2024.22.2.NQ24012

Abstract

This paper explores the critical nexus of human factors and patient safety within healthcare settings. It delves into strategies aimed at mitigating risks associated with human errors, emphasizing the importance of understanding, and optimizing the human-machine interface. The discussion encompasses the role of training, communication protocols, and technology in fostering a culture of safety. By examining human factors through a multidisciplinary lens, the paper aims to provide insights into enhancing patient outcomes and reducing adverse events in healthcare environments.

Keywords

Patient Safety, Human Factors, Healthcare Risk Mitigation, Human-Machine Interface, Healthcare Culture and Safety

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