Person Communication and Meetings / Business Partnership / FDA Phase / Product Issues / /
Facility
Georgia hospital / St. Olaf College / Demontfort University / Washington hospital / /
IndustryTerm
poor software design / software error / creative solution / software fixes / low energy / software errors / software problem / software developers / recent computer control equipment / software developer / software development / practice constructing solutions / energy / metal foil / low energy electron beams / ethical computing / safety devices / computing / /
Organization
National Science Foundation / Washington hospital / Centre for Computing and Social Responsibility / Georgia hospital / Canadian Radiation Protection Board / Computing Research Association / United States Food and Drug Administration / Demontfort University / FDA / St. Olaf College / /
Person
Katy Yarbrough / Huff / Jonathon Haidt / C. Dianne Martin / William Aspray / Nancy Leveson / Herman T. Tavani / C. Turner / Thomas Finholt / William Frey / /
Position
medical physicist / technical support supervisor / service engineer / engineer / model / Professor of Psychology / Associate Professor and Director of Computer Science / software developer / local Texas engineer and an engineer / /
Product
Therac-25 / conditions / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Washington / Georgia / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
Psychological Review / Communications of the ACM / /
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