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SUMMARY:The CIEHF White Paper on Learning from Adverse Events: How d
	oes health and social care compare
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DESCRIPTION:\n	The Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (
	CIEHF) recently published a White Paper on ‘Learning from Adverse Even
	ts’. Based on nine principles\, the paper presents the basis of what th
	e Institute considers Human Factors good practice in investigating and lea
	rning from adverse events. The emphasis on learning\, rather than liabilit
	y\, has a number of important implications\, not least in the nature of th
	e evidence needed to support decisions and actions. This Q Community webin
	ar will explain the background to the paper and introduce each of the nine
	 principles. The following discussion will consider the extent to which cu
	rrent practice in healthcare compares with CIEHF best practice.\n\n\n\n	Fu
	rther information\n\n\n\n	Register\n
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