Philip L. Henneman

Amherst College — United States

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Emergency and Acute Care Studies(21), Patient Safety and Medication Errors(15), Electronic Health Records Systems(12), Trauma and Emergency Care Studies(10), Healthcare Policy and Management(9)

Publications119 total

The Stay S.A.F.E. Strategy for Managing Interruptions Reduces Distraction Time in the Simulated Clinical Setting
Critical Care Nursing Quarterly·2018· 17 cited
Discrete-Event Simulation and Integer Linear Programming for Constraint-Aware Resource Scheduling
IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics Systems·2017· 15 citedOpen Access
Using Computer Simulation to Study Nurse-to-Patient Ratios in an Emergency Department
JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration·2015· 7 cited
An Analysis of US Emergency Department Visits From Falls From Skiing, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Roller-Skating, and Using Nonmotorized Scooters
Clinical Pediatrics·2015· 26 cited
Resource Specification for Prototyping Human-Intensive Systems
Lecture notes in computer science·2015· 4 cited
The impact of age and gender on resource utilization and profitability in ED patients seen and released
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine·2014· 8 cited
How do interruptions impact nurses' visual scanning patterns when using barcode medication administration systems?
PubMed·2014· 6 citedOpen Access
Eye Tracking as a Debriefing Mechanism in the Simulated Setting Improves Patient Safety Practices
Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing·2014· 47 cited
Impact of barcode design on the medication administration process.
AMIA·2014
Re-examining the requirements for verification of patient identifiers during medication administration: No wonder it is error-prone
IIE Transactions on Healthcare Systems Engineering·2013· 4 cited
Is Outpatient Emergency Department Care Profitable? Hourly Contribution Margins by Insurance for Patients Discharged From an Emergency Department
Annals of Emergency Medicine·2013· 12 cited
Resource scheduling through resource-aware simulation of emergency departments
Software Engineering in Health Care·2013· 5 cited
Resource scheduling through resource-aware simulation of emergency departments
2013· 5 cited
Using computer modeling to study the impact of adding a fast track to a crowded ED
2013
Bar-code Verification
JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration·2012· 38 cited
Can Visualizations Complement Quantitative Process Analysis Measures? A Case Study of Nurses Identifying Patients Before Administering Medications
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making·2012· 4 cited
436 Using Computer Modeling To Study Potential Causes of Crowding
Annals of Emergency Medicine·2012· 1 cited
Using discrete event simulation to study potential causes of crowding
2012
412 Profitability of Patients Discharged From an Emergency Department
Annals of Emergency Medicine·2011
Nurses' visual scanning patterns during the medication administration process
2011· 2 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Elizabeth A. Henneman(15), Fidela Blank(8), Brian H. Nathanson(8), Howard Smithline(7), Donald L. Fisher(6), Haiping Li(4), Roger Lewis(4), Lori A. Clarke(4), Leon J. Osterweil(4), Jenna L. Marquard(4), Carol S. Marcus(4), John A. Marx(3), Joan Roche(3), George S. Avrunin(3), John Butler(3), Stanley H. Inkelis(3), Evan M. Benjamin(2), Stephen V. Cantrill(2), John S. Santoro(2), Deborah Provost(2)