A main focus of our lab is applying human factors to healthcare systems in a way that ensures systems are designed to support human cognitive and physical limitations.

Our lab takes a systems approach to understanding and designing complex systems in that we consider the people, tools and technology, organization, internal and external environment.

The future of human-computer interaction is to expand interactions beyond traditional input devices such as keyboard and mouse and to allow humans to interact with computers in natural and intuitive ways.

Our research is grounded in collecting data in the natural work setting to ensure that systems and technologies are reflective of actual human-system dynamics, thus we use advanced statistical methods such as Bayesian Statistics to model human behavior in health systems.