I will be speaking at the UX Healthcare conference in London on Friday 12 April.
My session will be about Perception–Cognition–Action analysis. This is a usability engineering approach that improves outcomes in healthcare products by establishing the root causes of potentially hazardous situations.
It is not the most well-known usability technique. But it has strong credentials. It is part of an international standard, and is recommended by regulators across the world as a way of safely designing medical systems. We have used this approach in some of our client work at User Vision when working with a manufacturer of medical devices.
My talk will also explore the parallels between this technique and core accessibility principles.
Conference details
Dates
Thursday 11 April and Friday 12 April
Location
ICAEW Chartered Accountants’ Hall
1 Moorgate Place
London
EC2R 6EA
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