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Human Factors in Health Care

The objectives of health care are described as prevention of disease, medical care and rehabilitation. Each objective requires an adequate system. The common aspects and the specific requirements of these systems are discussed with reference to what a human factors approach can contribute to the quality and the efficiency of health care.