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Since its inception, HFI has done extensive human factors work in almost
every domain and technology, such as:
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The FDA's recent Quality
System Regulation mandates that medical device manufacturers meet
user needs through a program of design input, verification and validation
– in essence, usability testing.
HFI has helped companies establish and maintain human factors programs
that meet compliance requirements. More importantly, it delivers overall
design success. For the medical industry these benefits include:
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Usable interfaces and input devices
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tailored to the exact needs of users and their environments, for
example, administrative, patient devices, physicians' reference.
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Effective design standards
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that deliver easy navigation, accuracy, and reduced-error operation.
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that minimize the need for training.
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that accommodate future expansion.
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Reduction in user errors
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which means reduced exposure to liability.
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HFI has a combination of usability expertise and knowledge of the medical
industry, both of which are required to incorporate a successful user-centered
design methodology.
Some of our clients:
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Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Kansas
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GUI design standard
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Internal IT systems
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HBO and Company
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GUI design standard
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Healthcare software
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IDX Systems
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UI training and design
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Healthcare software
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Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan
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GUI design standard
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Information management
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Caremark
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UI design
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Mail order pharmacy
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Beckman Instruments
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Usability evaluation
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DNA sequencer
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Beckman Coulter
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High-level architecture and UI design
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Medical lab interface
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Guidant
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UI training and design
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Clinical systems
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Aastrom
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Interface design
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Incubation system
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