The objective of this review is to describe the implementation of human factors principles for
the design of alerts in clinical information systems. First, we conduct a review of alarm …

Objective: This study provides a theoretical link between trust and the compliance–reliance
paradigm. We propose that for trust mediation to occur, the operator must be presented with …

Procedures can greatly benefit workers at tasks such as inspection, maintenance, and
assembly. Procedures may serve as a guideline for expert workers or they may provide a list …

Alerting systems are a prevalent part of modern cockpits, involved in a wide range of piloting
tasks. This increasing prevalence corresponds with the increasing capability of modern …

Automation has long been a significant component of the flight deck, to the point that it is
often referred to as a “team member.” This review notes the recent insights into aviation …

WITH today's technologies for computing and sensing, the designers of aviation human–
machine interfaces (HMI) can almost freely create the pilot interface to support situation …

One of the most prominent technical challenges to effective deployment of health
management systems is the vast difference in user objectives with respect to engineering …

In many applications of computerised decision support, a recognised source of undesired
outcomes is operators' apparent over-reliance on automation. For instance, an operator may …

Advanced terrain warning systems, such as the enhanced ground proximity warning system,
and safety-enhancing displays, like the synthetic vision system, have proven to play an …

Within this descriptive article, we examine the drivers of human trust of automation using a
fielded military technology as the focus area. In contrast to the laboratory, real-life …