Human factors is an academic discipline that focuses on the interaction between humans and devices, processes or technology. More broadly, the term refers to the role of humans in the evolution of error. The application of principles of human factors in the design of technology is called human factors engineering. The related fields of ergonomics, the design of devices to maximize safety and efficiency, and human performance, the study of cognition, attention, memory, perception, communication and

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President's MessageDear ASHRM Member:As we start this new year, it seems appropriate to reflect on some of our recent accomplishments as well as look forward to our new goals for the year. Last year was one of our most successful to date.Milestones from 1998: N Attendance of more than 2,300 at the annual conference in San Diego. N Enhanced relationships with our chapters, including a new affiliation agreement and revised chapter achievement awards program.

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