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human factors

human factors Human factors are the personal characteristics of workers and the environmental and organisational conditions around them that interact in a work setting.

Human factors are the personal characteristics of workers and the environmental and organisational conditions around them that interact in a work setting. In this context, they can affect clinical judgement, system performance, safety, and well-being.

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Drafting source: Poranen Anna; Kouvonen Anne; Nordquist Hilla. The role of human factors in paramedics’ clinical judgement – A modified Delphi study. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0332311; article XML SHA-256 65e513d3ec11827620f0d3c37480ec1d57432a3a70eed751076ac520753fb138. “The role of human factors in paramedics’ clinical judgement – A modified Delphi study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0332311).
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