Title: The RESPOND Study: Using Human Factors and Ergonomics to Reduce Failure to Rescue Rates
Biography: Saydia is a Lecturer in Healthcare Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE). Her research focuses on enhancing healthcare and emergency response systems by applying Human Factors Methods and Theory. Her interest in this field is driven by a fascination with human behaviour and interactions in complex environments. With an academic background in psychology and sociology, Saydia possesses a deep understanding of behavioural insights and systems thinking, which underpin her research. With over 12 years of experience in the NHS and private healthcare, Saydia has held various roles, including Operating Department Practitioner, Senior Emergency Department Practitioner, and Learning from Death and Suicide Reduction Lead in a Mental Health and Community NHS Trust. Some of her notable contributions include developing Resilient Operating Procedures to reduce response times for deteriorating patients, creating emergency protocols for self-harm incidents, and providing resources for mass casualty response.
