Welcome to my personal site
Complex systems are all around us. While technology enable us to do more and more things, people find many tasks are complicate and require them to take a lot of decisions. Many people find it disturbing and confusing, but I enjoy this maze and look forward for the challenge of making complex systems more efficient and user friendly.
I am a researcher, human factors engineer and system analyst. I am studying the human capabilities and how to implement this knowledge to the design of systems and processes, making them easier and more efficient to operate. I have extensive background in project management, business development and product management.
As a senior lecturer at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev I work with my students on varied studies that focus on how clinicians interact with technology in the healthcare complex working environment. I am teaching courses on decision making, human factors and patient safety. I also apply my knowledge and experience to the design of products and services.
I am a researcher, human factors engineer and system analyst. I am studying the human capabilities and how to implement this knowledge to the design of systems and processes, making them easier and more efficient to operate. I have extensive background in project management, business development and product management.
As a senior lecturer at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev I work with my students on varied studies that focus on how clinicians interact with technology in the healthcare complex working environment. I am teaching courses on decision making, human factors and patient safety. I also apply my knowledge and experience to the design of products and services.
Want to know more? Here are some useful links:
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My publications - Yuval Bitan publication list.
My Curriculum Vitae - Yuval Bitan CV My Google Scholar page - Yuval Bitan scholar profile. |
You are invited to learn more about The Research Center for Human Systems Integration in Healthcare.
And please visit the Human Factors Healthcare blog:
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