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Usability factors in the organization and display of disparate information sources in the operative environment
Wilton C Levine1, Mark Meyer, Philip Brzezinski
1Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA.
Abstract:
The integration and presentation of information from a number of disparate sources in the operative environment raises a number of usability and human factors challenges. Through a collaborative effort, a display combining persistent and dynamically switching panes provides a rich source of information to help orient team members, provide indications of case progress, and organize information into stage-based tabbed panes. This provides maximal flexibility within visibility and usability constraints.
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