Emerging Researchers and Practitioners in Human Factors in Healthcare
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Webinar 1st December 5:00 am UTC (16:00 AEDST) The goal of this webinar series is to showcase excellent projects in Human Factors in Healthcare done by Early Career Researchers and Practitioners (ECR/Ps) across the IEA network. ECR/Ps are PhD students and those who are within 0 to 5 years post-PhD (including career interruptions) or practitioners who
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Webinar 1st December 5:00 am UTC (16:00 AEDST)
The goal of this webinar series is to showcase excellent projects in Human Factors in Healthcare done by Early Career Researchers and Practitioners (ECR/Ps) across the IEA network. ECR/Ps are PhD students and those who are within 0 to 5 years post-PhD (including career interruptions) or practitioners who have been working in Human Factors in healthcare for less than 5 years. The best presenter of the 2023-2024 webinar series will win the inaugural Richard Cook prize.
Webinar Chair: Dr Adeola Bamgboje-Ayodele Digital Health Human Factors Research Group, Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney, Australia
Presenters
Dr Kirsty McLeod Clinical Skills Development Service, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Queensland, Australia
“A human factors approach to optimising laparoscopic skills training”
Natália Ransolin Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
“Built environment for resilient performance in health services”
Yuan Chai University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
“Quantifying landmark annotation accuracy on radiographs using a probabilistic approach: measuring pelvic tilt as an example”
Zoom Registration
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Registration is free to all interested people. The webinar will be recorded and published on YouTube. Registration permits live interaction with the presenters via Q&A.
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