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UID:HFESHCS_2022 International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics i
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SUMMARY:PART 2: Human Factors in Nursing and Future Directions
DESCRIPTION:Discussion Panel\n\nPART 2: Human Factors in Nursing and Futur
 e Directions\n\nKazi, Steege, Franklin, Weir\n\nCurrently, there is limite
 d work within the human factors field focused on role of nursing and nursi
 ng practice. This panel will bring together applied and research-oriented 
 human factors practitioners who conduct work which impacts nurses and nurs
 ing practice. Two of the panelists will present on their current research 
 which focuses on understanding and improving nursing practice and will inc
 lude topics such as medication safety within nursing, nurses' perception o
 f the usability of electronic medication administration records, nursing b
 urnout, and prospective memory of nurses during medication administration.
  Two of the panelists will also discuss their experience and unique perspe
 ctive having a background as a practicing nurse and working in the human f
 actors field. In particular, this panel will be able to shed light on the 
 most pressing challenges within nursing that human factors practitioners a
 re well equipped to address, areas where human factors can engage in colla
 borations with nursing, and the unique challenges of conducting human fact
 ors research and applied projects within the nursing domain. This panel wi
 ll also provide an opportunity for human factors practitioners to gain ins
 ight into new opportunities to improve nursing practice and engage with an
  often overlooked role within the healthcare team. The panel will provide 
 the opportunity for the audience to engage in discussion with the panelist
 s about how to move forward as a discipline in collaborating with nurses a
 nd addressing some of their most pressing challenges to improve nursing pr
 actice, burnout, workflow, and patient safety.
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