
What can you expect from our human performance training course?
Verita’s 3-day human performance workshop will include a mix of presentations from Verita trainers, individual and group exercises, and then several opportunities for attendees to
Verita’s 3-day human performance workshop will include a mix of presentations from Verita trainers, individual and group exercises, and then several opportunities for attendees to
First let’s clear up the difference between human factors and human performance. Human performance is all about how and why people do what they do.
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Serious incidents The current NHS England national serious incident framework outlines the need to make sure that investigations into serious incidents are carried out for
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Incident investigation training Hear a 3-minute audio clip of Verita’s head of training talking to Charlie de Montfort about Verita’s systematic incident investigation training course.
Background Root cause analysis (RCA) was developed for the health services to promote a systematic approach to the investigation of serious incidents. In the past,
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