Welcome to my personal site
Complex systems are all around us. As technology becomes a major player in our daily life, it allows us to do more, but it also complicates our decision making. Many people find this disturbing and confusing, but I enjoy this maze and look forward to 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 can follow me on Twitter (@ybitan).
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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