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Beyond the organisational accident: the need for “error wisdom” on the frontline


J Reason - Quality and safety in health care, 2004 - qshc.bmj.com
Complex, well defended, high technology systems are subject to rare but usually
catastrophic organisational accidents in which a variety of contributing factors
combine to breach the many barriers and safeguards. To the extent that ...
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Safety in the operating theatre–Part 2: Human error and organisational failure


J Reason - Quality and safety in health care, 2005 - qshc.bmj.com
Over the past decade, anaesthetists and human factors specialists have worked
together to find ways of minimising the human contribution to anaesthetic
mishaps. As in the functionally similar fields of aviation, process control ...
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Combating omission errors through task analysis and good reminders


J Reason - Quality and Safety in Health Care, 2002 - qshc.bmj.com
Leaving out necessary task steps is the single most common human error type.
Certain task steps possess characteristics that are more likely to provoke
omissions than others, and can be identified in advance. The paper reports ...
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[CITATION] Commentary Broadening the cognitive engineering horizons: more engineering, less …


J Reason - Ergonomics, 1998 - Taylor & Francis
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Governance and Safety Management


G Marshall - Multimodal Safety Management and Human Factors: …, 2007 - books.google.com
Chapter 5 Governance and Safety Management Greg Marshall National Air Support In
recent years, the term'Corporate Governance'has received much attention in the
media, and for all the wrong reasons. The failure of companies such as HIH ...
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[PDF] STUDY ON THE SAFETY OF ULTRA-LIGHT AEROPLANES IN CANADA


MT Transporte - archive.copanational.org
1. Introduction In 1999, Transport Canada adopted Flight 2005 - A Civil Aviation
Safety Framework for Canada (TP 13521). The framework described the direction
that Civil Aviation would take in order to adjust its program to meet new ...
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[PDF] Morte per infusione venosa accidentale di una miscela nutrizionale enterale


P BUCELLI, S ALBOLINO, A VANNUCCI - Rivista Italiana di Nutrizione Parenterale ed Enterale/ … - sanitatoscana.it
Page 1. MORTE PER INFUSIONE VENOSA ACCIDENTALE DI UNA MISCELA NUTRIZIONALE
ENTERALE P.BUCELLI 1 S.ALBOLINO 2 , A.VANNUCCI 3 1 Azienda ...
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Institutional resilience in healthcare systems

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J Carthey, MR De Leval, JT Reason - Quality in Health Care, 2001 - qshc.bmj.com
A recent report for the President of the United States described the impact of
preventable medical errors as a “national problem of epidemic proportions”.
1 Similar concerns have been echoed in the report of an expert group ...
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Threat and Error in Aviation and Medicine: Similar and Different1

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RL Helmreich - Innovation and consolidation in aviation: selected …, 2003 - books.google.com
Chapter 10 Threat and Error in Aviation and Medicine: Similar and Different1
Robert L. Helmreich University of Texas Human Factors Research Project
Department of Psychology The University of Texas at Austin, USA ...
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[PDF] Beyond active failures and latent conditions: Applying organizational communication …


RL Fox, JA Ziegler - Extended Abstracts from the Human Dimensions of … - blogs.valpo.edu
Introduction In recent years, organizations in high risk industries have begun
to embrace models of organizational accidents that downplay individual error in
favor of examining systemic factors that may have contributed to the ...
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