JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration · 2004 · 89 citations · 2 references
NursingNursing AdministrationAcute Care NursingHuman Factors PsychologyHuman-centered DesignCognitive MappingHuman FactorsProcess ModelingDecision-making In NursingHuman Factors EngineeringHuman Factors IntegrationInterpretive ReasoningNursing Concept MappingNursing Conceptual AnalysisNursing WorkflowQualitative Reasoning
The work of nursing is nonlinear and involves complex reasoning and clinical decision making. The use of human factors engineering (HFE) as a sole means for analyzing the work of nursing is problematic. Combining HFE analysis with qualitative observation has created a new methodology for mapping the nursing process. A cognitive pathway offers a new perspective for understanding the work of nursing and analyzing how disruptions to the nursing process may contribute to errors in the acute care environment.
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Human factors engineering and patient safety
John Gosbee · BMJ Quality & Safety · 2002 · 193 citations · Full text
Clinical Reasoning in Experienced Nurses
Barbara Simmons, Dorothy M. Lanuza, Marsha Fonteyn et al. · Western Journal of Nursing Research · 2003 · 169 citations
Nursing, Advanced Practice Nursing, Clinical Decision Support +11