Soundscaping: Sound, meaning and vision in healthcare alarm systems

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Soundscaping: Sound, meaning and vision in healthcare alarm systems

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Author(s): Siné McDougall ¹ , Judy Edworthy ²

Publication date (Print): July 2018

Conference name: Proceedings of the 32nd International BCS Human Computer Interaction Conference (HCI)

Conference theme: Human Computer Interaction Conference

Conference date: 4 - 6 July 2018

Keywords: Auditory alarms, Health care, Meaning and mental models, Eye tracking

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Siné McDougall

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Publication date: July 2018

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Conference name: Proceedings of the 32nd International BCS Human Computer Interaction Conference

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Conference number: 32

Conference location: Belfast, UK

Conference date: 4 - 6 July 2018

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Conference theme: Human Computer Interaction Conference

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M.O. Al-MoteriM. SymmonsV. PlummerS. Cooper 2017 Eye tracking to investigate cue processing in medical decision-making: A scoping review Computers in Human Behavior 66 52 66
O. AsanU. Yang 2015 Using eye trackers for usability evaluation of health information tech-nology: A systematic literature review JMIR Human Factors 10.2196/humanfactors.4062
J. AtyeoP.M. Sanderson 2015 Comparison of the identification and ease of use of two alarm sound sets by critical and cute care nurses with little or no music training: A laboratory study Anaesthesia 70 7 818 827
J.D. BransfordM.K. Johnson 1972 Context-ual prerequisites for understanding: Some investigations of comprehension and recall Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior 11 717 726
FR. DehaisM. CausseF. VachonN. RégisE. MenantS. Tremblay 2014 Failure to detect critical auditory alerts in the cockpit: Evidence for inattentional deafness Human Factors 56 631 644
J. EdworthyE. Hellier 2005 Fewer but better auditory alarms will improve patient safety BMJ Quality & Safety 14 212 215
J. EdworthyR. PageA. HibbardS. KyleP. RatnageS. Claydon 2014 Learning three sets of alarms for the same medical functions: a perspective on the difficulty of learning alarms specified in an international standard Applied Ergonomics 45 5 1291 1296
J. EdworthyS. ReidK. PeelS. LockJ. WilliamC NewburyJ. FosterM. Farrington 2018 The impact of workload on the ability to localize audible alarms Applied Ergonomics 72 88 93
International Electrotechnical Commission 2012 IEC 60601-1-8: Medical electrical equipment–General requirements, tests and guidance for alarm systems in medical electrical equipment and medical electrical systems IEC, Geneva, Switzerland
S.J. IsherwoodD. McKeown 2017 Semantic congruency of auditory warnings Ergonomics 60 1014 1023 10.1080/00140139.2016.1237677
M. KodappullyB. SrinivasanR. Srinivasan 2016 Towards predicting human error: Eye gaze analysis for identification of cognitive steps performed by control room operators Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries 42 35 46
P. LacherezE. L. SeahP. Sanderson 2007 Overlapping melodic alarms are almost indiscriminable 49 637 645
M. MarcellM. MalatanosC. LearyC. Comeaux 2007 Identifying, rating, and remembering environmental sound events Behavioural Research Methods 39 561 569
P. M. SandersonA. WeeP. Lacherez 2006 Learnability and discriminability of melodic medical equipment alarms Anaesthesia 61 142 147
M. ShardaN.C. Singh 2012 Auditory perception of natural sound categories – an fMRI study Neuroscience 214 49 56
D. SperberD. Wilson 1986 Relevance: Communication and Cognition Blackwell Oxford
C. StevensD. BrennanA. PetoczC. Howell 2009 Designing informative warning signals: Effects of indicator type, modality, and task domain on recognition speed and accuracy Advances in Cognitive Psychology 5 42 48
B. TomasinoC. CanderanD. MarinM. MaieronM. GremeseS. D’AgostiniF. FabbroM. Skrap 2015 Identifying environmental sounds: A multimodal mapping study Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9 567 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00567
C.D. WickensS. RiceD. KellerS. HuchinsJ. HughesK. Clayton 2009 Fase alerts in air traffic control conflict alerting system: Is there a ‘cry wolf’ effect? Human Factors 51 446 462

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[1] M.O. Al-MoteriM. SymmonsV. PlummerS. Cooper 2017 Eye tracking to investigate cue processing in medical decision-making: A scoping review Computers in Human Behavior 66 52 66

[2] O. AsanU. Yang 2015 Using eye trackers for usability evaluation of health information tech-nology: A systematic literature review JMIR Human Factors 10.2196/humanfactors.4062

[3] J. AtyeoP.M. Sanderson 2015 Comparison of the identification and ease of use of two alarm sound sets by critical and cute care nurses with little or no music training: A laboratory study Anaesthesia 70 7 818 827

[4] J.D. BransfordM.K. Johnson 1972 Context-ual prerequisites for understanding: Some investigations of comprehension and recall Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior 11 717 726

[5] FR. DehaisM. CausseF. VachonN. RégisE. MenantS. Tremblay 2014 Failure to detect critical auditory alerts in the cockpit: Evidence for inattentional deafness Human Factors 56 631 644

[6] J. EdworthyE. Hellier 2005 Fewer but better auditory alarms will improve patient safety BMJ Quality & Safety 14 212 215

[7] J. EdworthyR. PageA. HibbardS. KyleP. RatnageS. Claydon 2014 Learning three sets of alarms for the same medical functions: a perspective on the difficulty of learning alarms specified in an international standard Applied Ergonomics 45 5 1291 1296

[8] J. EdworthyS. ReidK. PeelS. LockJ. WilliamC NewburyJ. FosterM. Farrington 2018 The impact of workload on the ability to localize audible alarms Applied Ergonomics 72 88 93

[9] International Electrotechnical Commission 2012 IEC 60601-1-8: Medical electrical equipment–General requirements, tests and guidance for alarm systems in medical electrical equipment and medical electrical systems IEC, Geneva, Switzerland

[10] S.J. IsherwoodD. McKeown 2017 Semantic congruency of auditory warnings Ergonomics 60 1014 1023 10.1080/00140139.2016.1237677

[11] M. KodappullyB. SrinivasanR. Srinivasan 2016 Towards predicting human error: Eye gaze analysis for identification of cognitive steps performed by control room operators Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries 42 35 46

[12] P. LacherezE. L. SeahP. Sanderson 2007 Overlapping melodic alarms are almost indiscriminable 49 637 645

[13] M. MarcellM. MalatanosC. LearyC. Comeaux 2007 Identifying, rating, and remembering environmental sound events Behavioural Research Methods 39 561 569

[14] P. M. SandersonA. WeeP. Lacherez 2006 Learnability and discriminability of melodic medical equipment alarms Anaesthesia 61 142 147

[15] M. ShardaN.C. Singh 2012 Auditory perception of natural sound categories – an fMRI study Neuroscience 214 49 56

[16] D. SperberD. Wilson 1986 Relevance: Communication and Cognition Blackwell Oxford

[17] C. StevensD. BrennanA. PetoczC. Howell 2009 Designing informative warning signals: Effects of indicator type, modality, and task domain on recognition speed and accuracy Advances in Cognitive Psychology 5 42 48

[18] B. TomasinoC. CanderanD. MarinM. MaieronM. GremeseS. D’AgostiniF. FabbroM. Skrap 2015 Identifying environmental sounds: A multimodal mapping study Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 9 567 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00567

[19] C.D. WickensS. RiceD. KellerS. HuchinsJ. HughesK. Clayton 2009 Fase alerts in air traffic control conflict alerting system: Is there a ‘cry wolf’ effect? Human Factors 51 446 462

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