How new guidelines for HF in anesthesia are creating positive change.
Chris Frerk and Fiona Kelly explain how new guidelines for implementation of human factors in anaesthesia are already creating positive change across healthcare.
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This course is designed to introduce the science of Human Factors and how it can improve quality and safety in areas such as medication safety, teamwork, device design and analysing adverse incidents.
Women are less likely to be given painkillers and face a longer wait to be seen by hospital doctors, according to new research into gender bias and how patients are viewed by medics
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