Introducing vocal modality into electronic anaesthesia record systems: Possible effects on work practices in the operating room

A. Alapetite; V. Gauthereau

Introducing vocal modality into electronic anaesthesia record systems: Possible effects on work practices in the operating room

A. Alapetite
, V. Gauthereau

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Abstract

The work reported in this paper is part of a project aiming at introducing vocal modality into the electronic anaesthesia record in Denmark. The purpose of the
paper is to offer a basis for comprehending the use of anaesthesia records in work practice, to list the current main issues and possible improvements, and finally to
foresee the impact of the addition of a new voice interface. The present paper is the result of a collaboration between an engineer, involved in making prototypes of the system described above, and a socioergonomist. The analysis is based on a literature review, interviews and direct observations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings
Editors	N. Marmaras, T. Kontogiannis, D. Nathanael
Number of pages	8
Place of Publication	Athens
Publisher	National Technical University
Publication date	2005
Pages	189-196
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	Annual conference of the European Association of Cognitive Ergonomics - Chania, Greece Duration: 29 Sept 2005 → 1 Oct 2005

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Conference	Annual conference of the European Association of Cognitive Ergonomics
Country/Territory	Greece
City	Chania
Period	29/09/2005 → 01/10/2005

Keywords

Anaesthesia
Electronic records
Patient
Voice
Speech

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Alapetite, A & Gauthereau, V 2005, Introducing vocal modality into electronic anaesthesia record systems: Possible effects on work practices in the operating room. in N Marmaras, T Kontogiannis & D Nathanael (eds), Proceedings. National Technical University, Athens, pp. 189-196, Annual conference of the European Association of Cognitive Ergonomics, Chania, Greece, 29/09/2005.

Introducing vocal modality into electronic anaesthesia record systems: Possible effects on work practices in the operating room. / Alapetite, A.; Gauthereau, V.
Proceedings. ed. / N. Marmaras; T. Kontogiannis; D. Nathanael. Athens: National Technical University, 2005. p. 189-196.

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