Improving Patient Safety: Integrating Data Visualization and Communication Into Icu Workflow to Reduce Cognitive Load

作者: Anthony Faiola , Preethi Srinivas , Simon Hillier

DOI: 10.1177/2327857915041013

关键词: Patient safetyHuman–computer interactionDashboard (business)Cognitive loadKnowledge managementData visualizationWorkflowVisualizationElectronic medical recordComputer scienceCognition

摘要: A decade of emerging bedside information-visualization devices and clinical decision-support systems has provided intensive care unit (ICU) clinicians with a range tools that display intelligently filter data in ways support patient diagnosis. There is an absence, however, research adequately addresses the need for visualization (related to context-sensitive information) can reduce cognitive strain during decision-making. In response this issue, Medical Information Visualization Assistant (MIVA) was designed contextually organize longitudinal visual-enhancing easy, rapid more accurate analysis/interpretation real-time data. MIVA envisioned as electronic medical record (EMR) dashboard load related diagnostic error. The current design phase will include communication enhance MIVA's capacity ICU team collaboration. paper we describe two studies ...

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