This webinar will explain the principles and drivers of high reliability organizations (HRO) and how to align many quality, safety, and performance improvement efforts to these HRO habits. The presentation will be structured to focus on the drivers of change and how building a foundation and infrastructure to ground these changes will be an essential part of success.
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