Towards a unified model of accident causation: refining and validating the systems thinking safety tenets

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Based on the above complexity study, we conducted a Delphi study and refined and validated the 'systems thinking safety tenets' via input from an international panel of experts (thank you!). Methods should ideally be able to incorporate the tenets (2022…

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RT @DrPaulSalmon: The #systemsthinking tenets are features of complex systems which interact to create both safe and unsafe performance. Us…

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