“Those found responsible have been sacked”: some observations on the usefulness of error

@heidi_ed @rwbrownhill @TJCoats @ShaunLintern @nottmhospitals @StevenShorrock @claire_dr All of which Cook and Nemeth describe in another great paper: https://t.co/WQ1D8SSpiA DM with email if you can’t access

@TechnoEmpress Well you would be surprised. A good way to put it into perspective is probably https://t.co/4HEn0jdaPK Thing is, heavy machinery is fundamentally different from software in all kind of ways, in particular in term of complexity. Software is

@grepory I have a visceral reaction against the way compliance docs use the word "controls." How do you implement in a way that builds trust rather than erodes it? How do you avoid weaponizing it? See "Those found responsible have been sacked" by Cook &amp

@wears_r “Those found responsible have been sacked” https://t.co/FZAzv3wQWG

.@jddneary Quote from this excellent (& succinct) article on error: https://t.co/kXM7r5izXY HT @MaryDixonWoods