A User - Requirements Approach in Medical Devices Maintenance System Development: A Case Study from an Industry Perspective
This paper is a part of research, in which the way the
biomedical engineers follow in their work is analyzed. The goal of
this paper is to present a method for specification of user
requirements in the medical devices maintenance process. Data
Gathering Methods, Research Model Phases and Descriptive
Analysis is presented. These technology and verification rules can be
implemented in Medical devices maintenance management process to
the maintenance process.
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[1] J.L. Martin, B.J. Norris, E. Murphy, J.A Crowe, "Medical device
development: the challenge for ergonomics". Applied Ergonomics. Vol.
39, 2008, 271-283.
[2] E. Boakes, B. Norris, S. Scobie, "The role of design and human factors
in medical device patient safety incidents". Proceedings of Improving
Patient Safety Conference ÔÇÿFrom Safe Design to Safe Practice-. The
Ergonomics Society, Loughborough, UK, 2008.
[3] J. Zhang, T.R. Johnson, V.L. Patel, D.L. Paige, T. Kubose, "Using
usability heuristics to evaluate patient safety of medical devices".
Journal of Biomedical Information. Vol. 36, 2003, 23-30.
[4] J. Horsky, J. Zhang,V.L., Patel,"To err is not entirely human: complex
technology and user cognition". Journal of Biomedical Information. Vol.
38 2005, 264-266.
[5] S. Liu, Y. Lee, Y. Huang, "A brief fatigue inventory of shoulder health
developed by quality function deployment technique". Journal of
Shoulder Elbow Surgery, Vol. 18, 2009, 418-23.
[6] A. Kianfar, "Methodology and theory plant function deployment via
RCM and QFD". Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, Vol. 6,
2010, 354-366.
[7] D.R. Kaufman, V.L. Patel, C. Hilliman, P.C. Morin, J. Pevzner, R.S.
Weinstock, R. Goland, S. Shea, J. Starren, "Usability in the real world:
assessing medical information technologies in patients- homes. Journal
of Biomedical Information. Vol. 36, 2003, 45-60.
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biomedical engineers follow in their work is analyzed. The goal of
this paper is to present a method for specification of user
requirements in the medical devices maintenance process. Data
Gathering Methods, Research Model Phases and Descriptive
Analysis is presented. These technology and verification rules can be
implemented in Medical devices maintenance management process to
the maintenance process.", keywords = "Quality Function Deployment (QFD), User - requirements approach.", volume = "7", number = "3", pages = "148-11", }