🌟 Advancing Postpartum Care with Human Factors Engineering 🌟
We are thrilled to share that Prajina Edayath, Jessica Sanchez, and Juliana Guevara, research scholars at the PIC-HFE Research Lab, recently presented their work at the Healthcare Systems Process Improvement (HSPI) 2025 Conference in Atlanta! 🎉
Their research focuses on postpartum care—a critical yet often overlooked aspect of maternal health. Using the SEIPS 3.0 framework, they explored system-level factors impacting postpartum care to better understand gaps and opportunities for improvement. Their findings emphasize the need for a multidimensional approach to postpartum support, highlighting areas like family involvement, healthcare system design, and environmental factors that influence maternal outcomes.
Why does this matter?
🚺 1 in 3 mothers experiences postpartum complications.
🏥 Quality of care during this period can reduce maternal mortality and morbidity.
🛠 A systems approach can help design more effective and equitable postpartum care models.
At PIC-HFE, we are passionate about using human factors and systems engineering to address real-world healthcare challenges. If you’re a student or researcher interested in impact-driven work at the intersection of healthcare, human factors, and systems design, we’d love to have you join our team!
📩 Feel free to reach out to the poster authors:
🔹 Prajina Edayath – pedayath@miners.utep.edu
🔹 Jessica Sanchez – jfsanchez6@miners.utep.edu
🔹 Juliana Guevara – jguevara6@miners.utep.edu
🔗 Visit our lab website: PIC-HFE Research Laboratory https://lnkd.in/gfadd-_8
For additional inquiries, connect with our lab directors:
👩🔬 Dr. Priya Pennathur – prpennathur2@utep.edu
👨🔬 Dr. Arun Pennathur – apennathur@utep.edu
Let’s work together to shape the future of maternal healthcare! 💡✨
We are thrilled to share that Prajina Edayath, Jessica Sanchez, and Juliana Guevara, research scholars at the PIC-HFE Research Lab, recently presented their work at the Healthcare Systems Process Improvement (HSPI) 2025 Conference in Atlanta! 🎉
Their research focuses on postpartum care—a critical yet often overlooked aspect of maternal health. Using the SEIPS 3.0 framework, they explored system-level factors impacting postpartum care to better understand gaps and opportunities for improvement. Their findings emphasize the need for a multidimensional approach to postpartum support, highlighting areas like family involvement, healthcare system design, and environmental factors that influence maternal outcomes.
Why does this matter?
🚺 1 in 3 mothers experiences postpartum complications.
🏥 Quality of care during this period can reduce maternal mortality and morbidity.
🛠 A systems approach can help design more effective and equitable postpartum care models.
At PIC-HFE, we are passionate about using human factors and systems engineering to address real-world healthcare challenges. If you’re a student or researcher interested in impact-driven work at the intersection of healthcare, human factors, and systems design, we’d love to have you join our team!
📩 Feel free to reach out to the poster authors:
🔹 Prajina Edayath – pedayath@miners.utep.edu
🔹 Jessica Sanchez – jfsanchez6@miners.utep.edu
🔹 Juliana Guevara – jguevara6@miners.utep.edu
🔗 Visit our lab website: PIC-HFE Research Laboratory https://lnkd.in/gfadd-_8
For additional inquiries, connect with our lab directors:
👩🔬 Dr. Priya Pennathur – prpennathur2@utep.edu
👨🔬 Dr. Arun Pennathur – apennathur@utep.edu
Let’s work together to shape the future of maternal healthcare! 💡✨