Enhancing healthcare process design with human factors engineering and reliability science, part 2: applying the knowledge to clinical documentation systems.

Carol Boston-Fleischhauer

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Enhancing healthcare process design with human factors engineering and reliability science, part 2: applying the knowledge to clinical documentation systems.

January 10, 2017

Boston-Fleischhauer C. J Nurs Admin. 2008;38(2):84-89.

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Building on part 1, this article describes how to apply human factors concepts to the design of clinical documentation systems.

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