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Surgical endoscopy, Jan 20, 2016
The quality of colonoscopy is known to vary. The extent to which colonoscopists can recognize the... more The quality of colonoscopy is known to vary. The extent to which colonoscopists can recognize the presence of subtle colorectal lesions by visually distinguishing them from the surrounding mucosa (i.e., polyp recognition skill) may be one of several attributes that influence polyp detection rates. The aim of the present study was to develop and validate the first objective test of polyp recognition skill. Validation study. Twenty-eight experienced colonoscopists and eighty novices took a preliminary 280-item computer-based polyp recognition test. Items were genuine endoscopic images which participants assessed for the presence of "likely polyps." Half included clinically identified polyps. Participants clicked on a suspected lesion or a button marked "no likely polyp", and the main outcome measures were accuracy and response latency. The best items were selected for the final 50-item test. In the preliminary test, experienced colonoscopists correctly identified m...
... The correct control was operated in the wrong direction. ... He placed his hand on the slide ... more ... The correct control was operated in the wrong direction. ... He placed his hand on the slide and his coworker was to activate the rotation lever but hit the wrong lever and dropped the head, catching EE's hand. ... Operation while person in position of danger (guarding, interlock) ...
Page 1. © CybErg 1999 1 Spontaneous transitions in repetitive lifting and lowering Robin BURGESS-... more Page 1. © CybErg 1999 1 Spontaneous transitions in repetitive lifting and lowering Robin BURGESS-LIMERICK, Jon SHEMMELL, Bruce ABERNETHY and Richard CARSON ... Australia and Ergonomics Australia On-Line. Name: Jon SHEMMELL Position: Research Assistant ...
Through coverage of topics such as equipment design, operations and maintenance, manual tasks, wo... more Through coverage of topics such as equipment design, operations and maintenance, manual tasks, workstation design, physical environment, this book explores what human factors are all about and their critical importance to safety, health, and efficiency in the minerals industry.
CITATIONS 4 READS 30 3 authors, including:
The majority of children in affluent countries now use computers. Whilst adult guidelines suggest... more The majority of children in affluent countries now use computers. Whilst adult guidelines suggest a computer display height below eye height, we observed many children working with displays higher than their eyes. This study aimed to determine the 3D posture and neck/shoulder muscle activity impact of an ultra-high display in children. We measured posture and emg in 24 school children
Surgical endoscopy, Jan 20, 2016
The quality of colonoscopy is known to vary. The extent to which colonoscopists can recognize the... more The quality of colonoscopy is known to vary. The extent to which colonoscopists can recognize the presence of subtle colorectal lesions by visually distinguishing them from the surrounding mucosa (i.e., polyp recognition skill) may be one of several attributes that influence polyp detection rates. The aim of the present study was to develop and validate the first objective test of polyp recognition skill. Validation study. Twenty-eight experienced colonoscopists and eighty novices took a preliminary 280-item computer-based polyp recognition test. Items were genuine endoscopic images which participants assessed for the presence of "likely polyps." Half included clinically identified polyps. Participants clicked on a suspected lesion or a button marked "no likely polyp", and the main outcome measures were accuracy and response latency. The best items were selected for the final 50-item test. In the preliminary test, experienced colonoscopists correctly identified m...
... The correct control was operated in the wrong direction. ... He placed his hand on the slide ... more ... The correct control was operated in the wrong direction. ... He placed his hand on the slide and his coworker was to activate the rotation lever but hit the wrong lever and dropped the head, catching EE's hand. ... Operation while person in position of danger (guarding, interlock) ...
Page 1. © CybErg 1999 1 Spontaneous transitions in repetitive lifting and lowering Robin BURGESS-... more Page 1. © CybErg 1999 1 Spontaneous transitions in repetitive lifting and lowering Robin BURGESS-LIMERICK, Jon SHEMMELL, Bruce ABERNETHY and Richard CARSON ... Australia and Ergonomics Australia On-Line. Name: Jon SHEMMELL Position: Research Assistant ...
Through coverage of topics such as equipment design, operations and maintenance, manual tasks, wo... more Through coverage of topics such as equipment design, operations and maintenance, manual tasks, workstation design, physical environment, this book explores what human factors are all about and their critical importance to safety, health, and efficiency in the minerals industry.
CITATIONS 4 READS 30 3 authors, including:
The majority of children in affluent countries now use computers. Whilst adult guidelines suggest... more The majority of children in affluent countries now use computers. Whilst adult guidelines suggest a computer display height below eye height, we observed many children working with displays higher than their eyes. This study aimed to determine the 3D posture and neck/shoulder muscle activity impact of an ultra-high display in children. We measured posture and emg in 24 school children