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A human factors subsystems approach to trauma care
Ken Catchpole
, Eric Ley
, Doug Wiegmann
, Jennifer Blaha
, Daniel Shouhed
, Alexandra Gangi
, Renaldo Blocker
, Richard Karl
, Cathy Karl
, Bill Taggart
, Benjamin Starnes
, Bruce Gewertz
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Computed Tomography
100%
Human Factors
100%
Trauma Care
100%
Subsystem Approach
100%
Length of Stay
75%
Treatment Duration
75%
Operating Room
50%
Treatment Length
50%
Flow Disruption
50%
Human Factors Engineering
50%
Trauma Level
50%
Mortality Risk
25%
Emergency Department
25%
Level 1 Trauma Center
25%
System Analysis
25%
System Design
25%
Process-based
25%
Reduced Flow
25%
Communication Failure
25%
Team Training
25%
Communication Equipment
25%
Reliability Issues
25%
Coordination Problems
25%
Mobile Headsets
25%
Trauma Process
25%
Interrupted Time Series Design
25%
Whiteboard
25%
Trauma Team
25%
Prebriefing
25%
Headset
25%
Secondary Outcome Measures
25%
Solution-focused
25%
Trained Observer
25%
Iterative Cycles
25%
Team Engagement
25%
Nursing and Health Professions
Computer Assisted Tomography
100%
Ergonomics
100%
Length of Stay
75%
Operating Room
50%
Emergency Ward
25%
Triage
25%
Time Series Analysis
25%
Communication Disorder
25%
System Analysis
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Computer Assisted Tomography
100%
Operating Room
50%
Emergency Department
25%
Triage
25%
Time Series Analysis
25%
Communication Disorder
25%