Macroergonomics as a Way for Social Responsibility: A Study in a University Hospital

Assessing Work System Processes Using Macroergonomic Analysis and Design Approach: A Literature Review

“…Manufacture Perez, et al [17], Kleiener, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Wahyuni, et al [18], Pradini, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22] Service Industry Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Putra, et al [18], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25] Based on Table 1, it can be concluded that Macroergonomic Analysis and Design (MEAD) framework is widely used both in the manufacturing and service industries. The articles that discuss its application in the manufacturing industry are 53%, while those in the service industry are 47%.…”

“…A work system is made up of a variety of components, including personnel, technology, organization, environment, and method. Every literature that uses macroergonomics analysis and design framework application must focus on work system elements, with each literature discussing a distinct work system aspect [9]. The frequency of work system elements discussed in literatures is shown in Table 2.…”

“…Organizational Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Perez, et al [17], Putra, et al [18], Pradini, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25], Wahyuni, et al [26], Personnel Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al [3], Kleiner [6], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Perez, et al [17], Putra, et al [18], Pradin, et al [19], Sesariningrum, et al [20], Sukendar, et al [21], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25], Wahyuni, et al [26] Technology Kleiner, et al [2], Murphy, et al [7], Silva [8], Derenevich [9], Nugroho, et al [10], Ristyowati [22], Suzianti, et al [23], Padhil [24], Sumarmi [25] Environment Kleiner, et al [2], Muslim, et al …”