Research Methods for Computer Science Human beings tend to make errors that cannot be avoided completely.

Research Methods for Computer Science

Computer Aided Drawing

Mapúa University

Design and Creativity

Healthcare and Research

(PDF) Human Factors in Systems Design

Human-Computer Interaction

This study is based on the human computer interaction and the researcher focused on the fundamentals of user centered design and usability principles. From this paper, it is concluded that both user centered design and usability principles can be used in human computer interaction because of their capability for designing numerous kinds of software user interfaces.

Ateneo de Manila University

Human Computer Interaction: Significance of User Centered Design and Usability Principles

BS Computer Engineering

This literature review discusses every aspect of the Mobile Health Information Management system through conducting a systematic review of various secondary data resources such as Books, Articles, Published Reports and others. It covers the identification of complicacies among patients of surgical departments, understanding the process of surgical treatments and interventions, and the conceptual operation of the application and their communication networks.

AMA Computer University

Public and Global Health

mHEALTH: A Systematic Literature Review on Mobile Health Information Management System

Medicine

This study explores the medication error reporting rate, error types, and their causes among nurses in the emergency department. Findings show that the risk of medication errors among nurses is high and recommend increasing the number of nurses, adjusting the workload, and retraining courses to enhance patient safety.

Emilio Aguinaldo College

Medication Errors of Nurses in the Emergency Department

Human Computer Interaction

This article discusses the evaluation of a bedside nursing clinical decision support system (CDSS) in terms of usability and effectiveness. It explores the importance of human factors in CDSS implementation and the role of frontline nurses in symptom evaluation and rapid response interventions. The article also highlights the need for a tailored CDSS design for nurses and the cognitive design of user interfaces. Overall, it provides insights into the evaluation methodology and usability requirements for CDSS in healthcare settings.

Research Methods for Computer Science