Abstract
Medical errors remain a significant concern in healthcare, impacting patient safety and incurring substantial costs. In response, human factors engineering (HFE) has emerged as a crucial tool for mitigating these risks by focusing on the interaction between humans, technology, and the healthcare environment. This article explores the application of HFE principles in healthcare, highlighting its potential to improve patient safety through design modifications, error prevention strategies, and enhanced communication tools. By integrating HFE principles into healthcare systems, we can create a safer environment for patients and healthcare professionals alike.