Application of System-Theoretic Process Analysis for Enhancing Safety in a Ventilator System

STPA offers a holistic framework for ventilator safety, surpassing traditional analysis methods by addressing complex human-technical interactions. The results contribute to enhanced ventilator safety, improved risk management, and a stronger safety culture across medical devices.

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Journal of Patient Safety
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2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1097/pts.0000000000001421
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Occupational Health and Safety Research
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Application of System-Theoretic Process Analysis for Enhancing Safety in a Ventilator System

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Application of System-Theoretic Process Analysis for Enhancing Safety in a Ventilator System

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Abstract

STPA offers a holistic framework for ventilator safety, surpassing traditional analysis methods by addressing complex human-technical interactions. The results contribute to enhanced ventilator safety, improved risk management, and a stronger safety culture across medical devices.

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