Jess Dannhauser describes a new element for learning from the most tragic outcomes in New York City's child welfare system ...

Key aspects of the culture include a safety-first mindset, respect for chemical processes, and safe laboratory experimentation. A safety culture requires appropriate administrative support, ...

Report shows hospitals outperform pre-pandemic levels, boosting patient safety, care experience and workforce resilience.

Forklift accidents are a leading cause of workplace injuries, but a strong safety culture can prevent them. This post ...

Transportation fleets are navigating challenging safety conditions, as road accidents and serious injuries continue to rise.

By Laura M. Wildey Kearse The phrase "food safety culture" is everywhere these days, but what does it mean and how can you, a ...

Patient safety culture refers to the beliefs, values and norms shared by providers and staff throughout the organization that influence their actions and behaviors. Since 2001, the AHRQ Surveys on ...

at Drexel University to develop an industry-specific firefighter safety culture survey. One hundred and thirty-two fire departments participated in the beta-test version of the survey, and a validated ...

Safety culture is the assembly of characteristics and attitudes in organizations and individuals which establishes that, as an overriding priority, protection and safety issues receive the attention ...

This report by the IAEA’s International Nuclear Safety Advisory Group INSAG describes the concept of ‘Safety Culture’ in connection with nuclear plant safety in relation to both organi- zations and ...