Human Factors: A Quick Guide

What happens when we make a mistake? How can we best investigate error in the workplace so as to improve patient safety? Here is a brief guide explaining HUMAN FACTORS, as applied to healthcare in the UK.
This video has been produced by Health Education England and Medisense Medical Education, and has been endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors. Artwork by Dr Gabriella Petruso.
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[@rmt3589]

As an entrepreneur, this will be helpful. Though, I didn't come here in look of entrepreneurship info, but came here to learn how to create human error. See, I'm working on an agi, and I need it to be able to have human error. That'll make it one step closer to being human. Thank you very much.

[@fyrfly8768]

making a cut of tea as an example. How very British lol

[@velvetshaus5580]

I like the way you explained.. I make a mistake when I'm not at home..

[@sabajahangir1588]

If you're not an engineering and computer science person but do like studying human behaviours and want to explore cognitive aspects, can you still pursue a masters program "Human factors and applied psychology" or will it not work? Need guidance. Anyone please?

[@oliveudoh4051]

I should think you can. Consider writing a personal statement to your university of choice about your desire to study and what you will gain from the knowledge. It is always worth a shot. All the best.

[@sabajahangir1588]

@oliveudoh4051 thank you. I m planning to.

[@tanveersikander734]

classic. it was very heplful

[@pradippal1999]

Professor has planned that MSU students will be here.

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that is one dejected looking sink