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A Functional Model of the Operating Room

The hospital operating room (OR) is a complex, human-machine system whose performance is vulnerable to the errors of fallible human beings. This paper describes the initial development of a functional model of the OR designed to help identify the interaction of those vulnerabilities and fallibilities so as to improve OR performance.

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