Checklists: A Review of Their Origins, Benefits, and Current Uses as a Cognitive Aid in Medicine

IF 0.7 Q4 ERGONOMICS Ergonomics in Design Pub Date : 2019-01-22 DOI:10.1177/1064804618819181

Alex Chaparro, J. Keebler, E. Lazzara, Anastasia Diamond

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Since its initial introduction in the 1930s, checklists have proven their worth in aviation and have been increasingly promoted in medicine as a cognitive aid that can improve patient outcomes. This article reviews the different types of checklists, how they aid user performance, the barriers to their adoption, and strategies for increasing user acceptance of checklists.

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清单:回顾其起源、益处和当前在医学上作为认知辅助工具的用途

自20世纪30年代首次引入检查清单以来，它已经证明了自己在航空领域的价值，并日益在医学领域得到推广，作为一种认知辅助手段，可以改善患者的治疗效果。本文回顾了不同类型的检查表、它们如何帮助用户性能、采用检查表的障碍，以及提高用户接受检查表的策略。

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