Applying human factors engineering principles can save lives. This weekend, human factors experts across #healthcare & aviation will discuss how it can be embraced to improve #patientsafety. Don't miss #WPSSTS: bit.ly/twpssts22 Rollin J (Terry) Fairbanks Ayse P Gurses Jamie Thomas King

Check out our paper! Ayse P Gurses Jill Marsteller Infection Control Today

We are seeking nominations for President-Elect, Secretary-Treasurer-Elect and two Members-at-Large of the Executive Council. The call for nominations closes June 6, 2022. For more Information: bit.ly/3wp00yM. #HFES #ergonomics

Check out our new paper! Understanding Hazards for Adverse Drug Events Among Older... : Journal of Patient Safety journals.lww.com/journalpatient…

Great news! Our 4-yr project "Realtime Measurement of Situational Workload in NICU Nurses to Improve Workload Management and Patient Safety" got funded by AHRQ (PIs: Vanderbilt-Dan France & Johns Hopkins- Ayse Gurses; Co-I: Scott Levin). Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins ACCM Hopkins Nursing

Here is our latest article: Ambulatory Medication Safety in Primary Care: A Systematic Review jabfm.org/content/35/3/6…

ICHI2022 IEEE We welcome you all at Mayo Civic Center this weekend for IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ichi2022.institute4hi.org) - a community dedicated to advance healthcare AI with innovations in data science, engineering, and human factors. 1/3

We will kick off the scientific program with a welcome talk by James Buntrock from Mayo Clinic after a whole day of tutorials/workshops. Keynote speakers include Chunhua Weng Ayse P Gurses Prof Padman from CMU and Blackford Middleton and 12 scientific sessions with peer-reviewed presentations. 2/3

Looking forward to my upcoming keynote on using human factors engineering to design health IT for trauma care teams ⁦ICHI2022 IEEE⁩ ⁦Johns Hopkins Medicine⁩ ⁦JHU Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare⁩ ⁦Armstrong Institute⁩

Thanks for all the organizers, contributors, volunteers, and Sponsors. We had a delivery of ICHI2022 IEEE. The keynotes by Chunhua Weng Dr Padman Ayse P Gurses Blackford Middleton were delivered through Zoom webinars for virtual participants and in-person gathering - a great hybrid format. 1/3

Multicenter study of racial & ethnic inequities in liver #transplantation evaluation: Understanding mechanisms & identifying solutions by @alystraussmd et al aasldpubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lt… #livertwitter #Livertransplantation

Goal of the study: To comprehensively assess for potential etiologies of racial & ethnic disparities specific to the liver transplant evaluation process, which can then function as a map to re-engineer the system

Take aways: There is an urgent need for transplant centers, national societies, & policy makers to focus efforts on improving equity How will each transplant center identify where they can shift the burden from the patient-level to the system-level to improve health equity?

Such a big contributor to patient safety! So sorry to hear the news of his passing.

My great friend & colleague for 33 years Richard Cook died recently. You can find the highlights of his career and impact at adaptivecapacitylabs.com/blog/2022/09/1…

#AHRQ grantee Ayse Gurses, Ph.D., M.P.H., is the founding director of the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute for #PatientSafety and Quality's Center for Health Care Human Factors. Learn about her research in our latest AHRQ Grantee Profile: ahrq.gov/funding/grante…

Through #AHRQ funding, Ayse Gurses, Ph.D., M.P.H., has taken a multidisciplinary approach to #PatientSafety at the Johns Hopkins Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality. Learn about her groundbreaking work in our latest grantee profile. ahrq.gov/funding/grante…

Algorithms at the Bedside: Moving Past Development and... : Pediatric Critical Care Medicine journals.lww.com/pccmjournal/fu…

Assessing patient work system factors for medication management during transition of care among older adults: an observational study qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/… Yan Xiao AHRQ Johns Hopkins Medicine HF/E Society Armstrong Institute