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Human Error

Lise Leroux · 2023

Man has attempted for years to make computers more ‘human’. To think and reason. To become self-sufficient. To be able to do without us and therefore avoid human error. Despite some people’s fear that such computers would make their jobs redundant, this research and development has continued unabated.

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Human Error

Joan Bromme · Home Healthcare Nurse · 1996

Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional: December 1996 - Volume 14 - Issue 12 - p 940

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Human error

Jan Noyes · Institution of Engineering and Technology eBooks · 2001

The aims of this chapter are to consider human error within the context of system design and to put forward some suggestions concerning its management in workplace applications. The chapter presents error classification, causes of error, consequences of error and reduction of human error.

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Human Error

2006

Error is defined here as the deviation of human performance from some intended, desired or ideal standard. Such deviations may have bad outcomes, but they can also be inconsequential or even benign — as in trial-and-error learning. Errors are not intrinsically bad, though their consequences and the conditions provoking them may be. Systematic error forms arise from highly adaptive cognitive processes. It is the circumstances of their occurrence rather than the underlying mechanisms that largely determine the nature of the outcome.

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Human Error

Nancy J. Stone, Alex Chaparro, Joseph R. Keebler et al. · 2017

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Human Error

Manrong She, Zijian Yin, Zhizhong Li · Human-Computer Interaction · 2024

Many reports indicated that human error contributed considerably to accidents and incidents in various safety-critical domains, such as 65% of nuclear system failures (Trager, 1985), approximately 70% of aircraft accidents and incidents (Feggetter, 1982; Wiegmann & Shappell, 1999; Shappell et al., 2006), and more than 80% high-consequence marine accidents (Moore, 1993; Hee et al., 1999). The prevalence of human error can also be found in healthcare (Peters & Peters, 2007; Makary & Daniel, 2016) and other service domains. With computerized systems increasingly adopted, avoiding human error when interacting with these systems becomes a focus of design and operation.

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Human Error

Werther, Avery · Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University) · 2021

HUMAN ERROR is a science-fiction novel set in a future in which, to save the planet from environmental degradation, humans have been eradicated and replaced by “Syntho-sapiens.” These synthetic humans are engineered in labs to be not only physically superior to their evolutionary predecessors, but also equal in every way to each other. However, from the moment Cal-12 opens his eyes, he is different. He not only has heterochromia, a mutation of the eye color, but also a strong need for connection that his emotionless peers seem to lack. This need intensifies when he discovers a human woman named Thalia, whose people live in hiding, awaiting their opportunity to reclaim the world that was taken from them. Through Cal and Thalia’s attempts to uncover both the dark secrets of his people and the lost history of hers, the novel explores the themes of power and personhood.

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Human Error

Avery Werther · Florida International University Digital Commons (Florida International University) · 2021

HUMAN ERROR is a science-fiction novel set in a future in which, to save the planet from environmental degradation, humans have been eradicated and replaced by “Syntho-sapiens.” These synthetic humans are engineered in labs to be not only physically superior to their evolutionary predecessors, but also equal in every way to each other. However, from the moment Cal-12 opens his eyes, he is different. He not only has heterochromia, a mutation of the eye color, but also a strong need for connection that his emotionless peers seem to lack. This need intensifies when he discovers a human woman named Thalia, whose people live in hiding, awaiting their opportunity to reclaim the world that was taken from them. Through Cal and Thalia’s attempts to uncover both the dark secrets of his people and the lost history of hers, the novel explores the themes of power and personhood.

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Human Error

Manrong She, Zijian Yin, Zhizhong Li · 2024

Human error has long been recognized as a critical contributor to accidents and incidents in various domains and contexts. Researchers and practitioners have devoted themselves to human error identification, analysis, and control. This chapter provides a general review of fundamental and state-of-the-art human error theories, models, and methods, including human error mechanisms, factors contributing to human errors, human error classification and taxonomies in different domains, and human error analysis methods. Building on this foundation, the subsequent section explores special issues arising from Human–Computer Interaction. The focal point resolves around the detrimental impacts of the inappropriate use of computers and other emerging technologies on human cognitive activities, leading to human error. Finally, this chapter elaborates on general strategies and design guidelines regarding human error prevention and control.

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Human error

Tony Boyle, Fiona Charlton · 2024

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Human Error

Forest · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 2012

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Human error

REASON, James · Infoscience (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) · 1994

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Human Error

George A. Peters, Barbara J. Peters · 2006

Human error is regularly viewed as an inevitable part of everyday life. In many cases the results of human error are harmless and correctable, but in cases where injury and death can occur, reduction of error is imperative. An integration of useful how-to-do-it information, Human Error: Causes and Control covers theories, methods, and specif

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Human Error

Flying Dutchman · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)

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Human Error

James Reason · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 1990

Human Error, published in 1991, is a major theoretical integration of several previously isolated literatures. Particularly important is the identification of cognitive processes common to a wide variety of error types. Technology has now reached a point where improved safety can only be achieved on the basis of a better understanding of human error mechanisms. In its treatment of major accidents, the book spans the disciplinary gulf between psychological theory and those concerned with maintaining the reliability of hazardous technologies. As such, it is essential reading not only for cognitive scientists and human factors specialists, but also for reliability engineers and risk managers. No existing book speaks with so much clarity to both the theorists and the practitioners of human reliability.

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