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AAMI TIR49 2013 RA2020

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AAMI TIR49: 2013/(R)2020, Design of training and instructional materials for medical devices used in non-clinical environments

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1 AAMI TIR49:2013/(R)2020, Design of training and instructional materials for medical devices used in non-clinical environments
3 Title page
4 AAMI Technical Information Report
Copyright information
5 Contents
6 Glossary of equivalent standards
7 Committee representation
8 Foreword
9 Introduction
11 1 Scope
2 Using this document
12 3 Definitions
13 4 The human performance goal of training and instruction
4.1 Introduction
4.2 What constitutes performance?
4.3 What are the factors that influence performance?
14 4.3.1 User characteristics
4.3.2 Training and labeling
15 4.3.3 Environment of use
4.3.4 Medical device design
4.3.5 Motivation
16 4.3.6 Combining the factors
4.4 How training and labeling can influence performance
c) Transfer: The process of applying what was learned in the training to the real world
4.4.1 Acquisition of knowledge and skill
17 4.4.2 Retention
4.4.2.1 Factors affecting storage and retention of training and instructions
4.4.2.2 Short-term retention of instructions
18 4.4.2.3 Long-term retention and retrieval of instructions
4.4.2.3.1 Encoding
4.4.2.3.2 Retrieval
19 4.4.3 Transfer
20 5 A systematic approach to designing training and instructions
5.1 How instruction design fits into the user-centered design process
21 5.2 Overview of a model approach to training and instructions
22 5.3 A more detailed look at the six phases
5.3.1 Best practices during the analysis phase
23 5.3.2 Best practices during the design phase
24 5.3.3 Best practices for development, testing, and implementation
26 5.3.4 Best practices for evaluation
6 Guidance on media selection
6.1 General considerations
29 6.2 Media selection criteria
32 7 Design guidance for use of instructions and training media
7.2 Print media
7.2.1 User guides/operator guides
33 7.2.1.1 Understanding the user
7.2.1.2 General information content
34 7.2.1.3 Safety information content
7.2.1.4 Structural organization and navigation
35 7.2.1.5 Writing style
7.2.1.6 Formatting principles
36 7.2.2 Quick guides/Abbreviated guides
7.2.2.1 Quick guide placement relative to user and medical device
37 7.2.2.2 Materials
7.2.2.3 Content
7.2.2.4 Different quick guides for different user groups
7.2.2.5 Use of graphics
7.3 Multimedia and on-line instructional applications
7.3.1 Challenges and barriers to the use of on-line instructions and training
38 7.3.2 Design guidance for on-line instructional and training applications
7.3.3 Design guidance for multimedia applications
39 8 Case study: Development of an effective training curriculum for a complex medical device used in the home environment
42 Bibliography
AAMI TIR49 2013 RA2020
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