The author attempts to describe whether the human errors in aviation could be taken out of system, or otherwise they are useful and prevention methods based on them. error, as parts safety philosophy, examined by many theories like Reason theory, SHEL(L) SRK theory. Although, approaches perspectives from which circumscribe most frequent types error different conclusions have some similarities. ...

Various human factors classification frameworks have been used to identified causal factors for clinical adverse events. A systematic review was conducted to identify human factors classification frameworks that identified the causal factors (including human error) of adverse events in a hospital setting. Six electronic databases were searched, identifying 1997 articles and 38 of these met incl...

Introduction: Human factor analysis has been identified as the most common cause of accidents in natural gas transportation and distribution facilities. The occurrence of accidents at these systems, especially gas reduction stations located in residential and industrial areas, has had catastrophic consequences. Therefore, this study aimed at analyzing critical tasks and human error assessment u...

BACKGROUND The aviation industry uses crew resource management (CRM) to address the human aspect of error. Dentistry can incorporate these concepts to reduce dental error. The authors provide a checklist to help clinicians mitigate error. METHODS Health care systems have begun to focus on medical error. During the past 30 years, the airline industry has developed mitigation strategies that ar...