Focus Sessions – psychological safety
Psychological safety. "About what???" I can hear some of you ask - it was also a new term for us at the Foundation. Psychological safety is all about creating an environment that encourages honesty and transparency, that allows bad news to be heard and acted upon. Our panel takes you on a journey into psychological safety: aviation wellbeing researcher Capt. Paul Cullen, humanitarian services specialist Otibho Agbareh & safety researcher Dr Robert Jan de Boer.
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Resources related to this episode:
- Team leadership in aviation, classroom courses in Kigali (21-24 March 2023)
- Human factors in aviation, classroom courses. Click here to book for the Kigali course (6-7 March) and click here to book for the Nairobi course (9-10 March)
- Click here to download Africa's SafetyFocus magazine
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- Safety Leadership: A Different, Doable and Directed Approach to Operational Improvements by Robert J. de Boer, ISBN 978-0367698089
Books tips from this episode:
Otibho's tip: Personal Effects - What Recovering the Dead Teaches Me About Caring for the Living by Robert Jensen, ISBN 9781250267993
Otibho's tip: Personal Effects - What Recovering the Dead Teaches Me About Caring for the Living by Robert Jensen, ISBN 9781250267993
Robert Jan's tip: Engineering a Safer World: Systems Thinking Applied to Safety by Nancy G. Leveson, ISBN 978-0471846802
Paul's tip: The Challenger Launch Decision: Risky Technology, Culture, and Deviance at NASA by Diane Vaughan, ISBN 978-0226851761