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Keynote Speaker presentations |
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Keynote Speakers for HEPS 2008: |
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• René Amalberti
"How to Control the Global Consistency of Multiple Local Patient Safety Strategies"
• David Westfall Bates
"Patient Safety and Information Technology: the Role of Human Factors"
• Richard Cook
"What are we missing? Results of MEDCAS, the National Healthcare Safety Board Demonstration Project"
• Veronique De Keyser
n.a.
• Erik Hollnagel
"Resilience, Risk, and Intractable Systems: How to Make Order Out of Chaos"
• Susan Sheridan
"Passion, Courage and the Wisdom of the Patient"
• Charles Vincent
"Reliability and Resilience in Surgery" |
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Special Sessions/Meetings |
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• Carla Alvarado and Shawna Perry, "Health IT in Critical Care and Emergency Settings"
• Vinnie Andersen , "Why Apologize When a Patient Has Been Harmed?"
• Brian Bjorn, "Medication Errors and Safety by Design"
• Vagn Handlos, Ann Jacklin and Alicia
Tavella, "The EU-funded SafeChemo Project: An Innovative Approach to Increase Safety in Oncology Compounding"
• Richard Goossens, "Safety by Product Design"
• Giacinto Nanni, "New Technologies and Ergonomics in Operating Theatre"
• Pascale Carayon, "What human factors research for patient safety?"
• Pascale Carayon, "Systems approaches to patient safety"
• Robert Wears, "Preoccupation with failure" |
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Poster Presentation |
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In order to view list of posters to be presented at HEPS 2008 please click on "Preview of Accepted Poster Presentations".
Presentations have been listed in alphabetical order of author submitting the abstract.
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Abstracts |
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More than 300 abstracts have been received from all over the world: RA, ARM, B, CDN, CO, DK, FIN, F, GE, D, IND, IR, IRL, I, J, NEA, NL, N, OM, PL, P, SLO, CL, CH, RC, TR, UK, USA
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Abstracts often refer to more than one topic. Main topics indicated by abstract authors are: |
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Abstract Topics
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No. of abstracts
per topic
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DESIGN
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EMERGENCY
DESIGN
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2
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EVIDENCE
BASED DESIGN
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12
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HEALTHCARE
ARCHITECTURE AND ORGANIZATION
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15
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SAFETY BY
DESIGN
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29
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GOOD PRACTICES AND ERGONOMICS SOLUTIONS
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ERRORS IN RADIOLOGY AND LABORATORY
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8
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INFECTION CONTROL
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5
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MEDICATION
ERRORS
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16
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METHODS FOR BENCHMARKING OF THE BEST PRACTICES
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19
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PATIENT
FALLS
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1
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RISKS IN OR, ICU AND ER
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17
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HUMAN
TECHNOLOGY INTERACTION
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DESIGN FOR USABILITY FOR SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
DEVICES
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10
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HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION AND USABILITY
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24
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LEARNING REPORTING
SYSTEMS
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14
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MAINTENANCE OF BIOMEDICAL DEVICES AND PATIENT SAFETY
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5
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NEW SERVICES AND TOOLS FOR PATIENT SAFETY
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15
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OCCUPATIONAL ERGONOMICS AND HEALTH
PROFESSIONAL SAFETY IN HOSPITAL
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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
APPROACHES
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3
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OCCUPATIONAL
INJURIES AND ACCIDENTS
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14
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OCCUPATIONAL
STRESS
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7
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PATIENT HANDLING ERGONOMICS AND MUSCLESKELETAL DISORDERS
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23
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ORGANIZATION
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CLINICAL RISK MANAGEMENT AND MEDICAL PERFORMANCES
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18
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ERROR
ANALYSIS METHODS
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13
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HEALTHCARE
QUALITY AND ERGONOMICS
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20
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HOMECARE AND SAFETY
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1
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ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE-CLIMATE AND PATIENT SAFETY
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34
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ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS
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31
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RESILIENCE ENGINEERING FOR PATIENT SAFETY
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11
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SIMULATION
FOR TRAINING
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9
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SYSTEM RELIABILITY AND PATIENT SAFETY
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22
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PEOPLE
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COGNITIVE PROCESSES AND CLINICAL DECISION MAKING
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13
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COMMUNICATING
THE HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE
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10
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DESIGNING COMPETENCES FOR PATIENT SAFETY
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12
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DESIGNING PATIENTS' PARTICIPATION
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3
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ELDER PEOPLE AND SAFETY
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3
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HEALTHCARE
ERGONOMICS LITIGATIONS
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1
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HUMAN ERROR IN CLINICAL PATHWAYS
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9
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INSIDE STORIES: THE PATIENT'S EXPERIENCE
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2
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PROFESSIONAL
DISEASE
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2
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Scientific Programme
Heps 2008 Closing Statement
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