Surgical Performance and the Working Environment

Catchpole, Ken; Alfred, Myrtede

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-53127-0_6

Human Factors in Surgery 2020

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-53127-0_6

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Surgical Performance and the Working Environment

Ken Catchpole

Myrtede Alfred

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Exploring operating room staff engagement in the planning and design of the built environment in Australia: Development of a constructivist grounded theory

Irwin,

Donnelly,

Kelly

2024

Journal of Perioperative Practice

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Aim: This study aimed to explore Australian health professionals’ perceptions and experiences regarding built environment planning for operating rooms. Methods: We conducted semi-structured interviews and a focus group using exploratory qualitative methods, involving 16 participants: anaesthetists, surgeons, nurses, theatre technicians and designers of operating rooms. Findings: Four core concerns of participants were analysed: Engagement, Respect & Collaboration; Foreseeing & Responding to Safety Concerns; Enhancing Design Planning to Minimise Internal & External Consequences; and Ambiguous Application of Standards in Operating Room Design Planning. Conclusion: Health professionals highlighted safety impacts related to patients and staff due to the built environment and emphasised the need for improved engagement, respect and collaboration in design processes. Consideration needs to be given to the lived experiences of health professionals in design planning to address safety concerns effectively. Hierarchies and cultural factors were identified as barriers to inclusive design processes.

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Exploring operating room staff engagement in the planning and design of the built environment in Australia: Development of a constructivist grounded theory

Irwin,

Donnelly,

Kelly

2024

Journal of Perioperative Practice

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Surgical Performance and the Working Environment

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Exploring operating room staff engagement in the planning and design of the built environment in Australia: Development of a constructivist grounded theory

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