BHIS SAFE-T lab presents at 2019 International Health Care Symposium for Human Factors

Members of the Systems-based Approach for Enhancing Teamwork (SAFE-T) lab in BHIS are scheduled to present their research at the 2019 International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics in Health Care, March 24-27.

Rachel Mason, a graduate student in SAFE-T lab, will present her work on testing telehealth in mass casualty simulations in a poster format.

Federica Violi, an honors college undergradaute SAFE-T lab student, will present work from her independent study on cost factors impacting robotic assisted prostatectomies.

Dr. Ashley Hughes, SAFE-T lab director, will also present as part of an invited panel with BHIS Professor Dr. Liza Papautsky. Their panel highlights patient experiences in navigating the complex US  healthcare system.