macroergonomics

macroergonomics

n. an approach to ergonomics that examines any given work system from a broad perspective in which all of its various elements—physical, organizational, environmental, and cognitive—are given due consideration. Compare microergonomics. See also sociotechnical systems approach; systems engineering.

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