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You can't learn from adverse events if you are going to blame - english gareth lock incident analysis incident investigation incident reporting just culture leadership psychological safety Jun 05, 2022
Being Efficient? Being Thorough? Which One Did You Choose? - english decision making gareth lock incident analysis non-technical skills Apr 23, 2022
“Blame is the enemy of safety” - moving from blaming to learning - english gareth lock incident analysis incident investigation incident reporting just culture Mar 11, 2022
Why ‘They should have’, ‘...could have’ or ‘I would have..’ do not improve diving safety - english cognitive biases decision making gareth lock incident analysis Aug 24, 2019

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