Kalender

Lecture I;
Course introduction with subject overview and information of administrative matters and examination. (AD, MER)
Introduction to patient safety and complex systems. (AD)

Lecture II; Cognitive and physical abilities of Humans at an individual level and at work, part I. (MER)

Lecture III; Safety Science and Patient Safety. (AD)

Seminar I (SEM1); Technology and Patient Safety. (AD, MER)

Lecture IV; Cognitive and physical abilities of Humans at an individual level and at work, part II. (MER)

Lecture V; Analysing incidents. (AL)

Lecture VI; Methods and tools for analysis, design and evaluation of work, workplaces and products. Human factors. (MER)

Seminar II (SEM1); Different cases and system dynamics. (AD, MER)

Lecture VII; Ergonomic Design. (MER)

Lecture VIII; Work organization within health care. (AE)

Note the change of lecture hall to H2 (green), at Alfred Nobels Allé 23 (ANA23).

Seminar III (SEM1); Psychosocial work related factors, organisation and management and its implications for patient and worker safety – interaction with medical technology. (MER)

Lecture IX; Home care: future demands, risks and technology. (ME)

Lecture X; Work hours, fatigue and cognition – implications for safety. (AD)

Seminar IV (SEM1); Different perspectives on safety and accident investigation. (AD)

Lecture XI; Safety Management. (PU)

Lecture XII; Medical technology, Ergonomics and Safety. (BEE)

Seminar V (not mandatory): Open question time and supervision from course leaders. (MER)