Cognitive performance limitations in operating rooms

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Currently there is a lack of validated and applied models concerning cognitive performance limitations and human error in medical work environments. The dirty dozen model (Dupont, 1997), for instance, an established concept of human performance limitations and error causation in aviation maintenance, was applied to surgical context - especially to ophthalmology. The 12 categories presented in this concept are: lack of resources, complacency, lack of teamwork, stress, lack of communication, distraction, lack of knowledge, lack of awareness, lack of assertiveness, fatigue, social norms and pressure. Roughly the whole population of surgically practicing ophthalmologists in Germany (N 1063) was surveyed in regard to the relevance of various performance limiting factors. The questionnaire included a quantitative as well as a qualitative section, where participants were able to state experienced examples for each category. So, this study concerned the general perceptions and judgments of surgeons on their own as well as team-based cognitive performance limitations during surgery. The response rate of this survey was about 20%. The results indicate that pressure, lack of communication and stress are the most considerable categories. A factor analysis based on these 12 categories was performed. The results of this analysis were the two factors organisational context and social interaction. Thus, the results indicate a strong negative impact of organisational and social factors on the cognitive performance of surgeons in operating rooms.
OriginalspracheEnglisch
TitelHuman Factors of Systems and Technology : On the occasion of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter Annual Meeting
HerausgeberDick de Waard, Natasha Merat, Hamish Jamson, Yvonne Barnard, Oliver Carsten
Anzahl der Seiten10
VerlagShaker Publishing
Erscheinungsdatum06.2012
Seiten317-326
ISBN (Print)978-90-423-0416-1
PublikationsstatusErschienen - 06.2012
VeranstaltungAnnual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Europe Chapter - 2011: Human Factors of Systems and Technology - Leeds, Großbritannien / Vereinigtes Königreich
Dauer: 19.10.201121.10.2011

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