The Just Culture Certification Course is located at: Charter Theater, 580 West 8th Street, The Towers, 2nd floor, Jacksonville, Fla. 32209
The Course provides participants with necessary tools and practical techniques, building competency and belief in Just Culture in order to produce better outcomes...
Plano, Texas (PRWEB) July 08, 2015
Outcome Engenuity (Oe) will hold a three-day Just Culture Certification Course August 4-6, 2015 in Jacksonville, Fla., hosted by University of Florida - Florida Health. The Jacksonville Just Culture Certification Course provides participants with necessary tools and practical techniques, building competency and belief in Just Culture in order to produce better outcomes and reduce adverse events in the workplace.
“People are recognizing that the issue of justice isn’t simple,” David Marx, Oe CEO and Father of Just Culture, said. “There is some complexity to it.
“There are multiple types of duties that we human beings have - whether it’s to produce outcomes, whether it’s to avoid harm or whether it’s to follow sort of ‘how-to’ procedural rules. And we take all of the notions of Justice and we boil them down into a...class that we call the Just Culture Certification Course,” Marx continued.
During the course, participants will receive invaluable comprehensive instruction in the Five Skills Model, while becoming highly efficient with the Just Culture Algorithm (v3.2). They will learn how to champion a positive cultural shift, fostering learning and justice.
Participants will have the opportunity to gather together with other individuals across a variety of industries to share experiences while working toward Just Culture Certification together.
Oe Advisor, Ellen McDermott, J.D., will instruct the Jacksonville Just Culture Certification Course. McDermott has worked with organizations from a wide variety of industries to achieve better outcomes through the application of the Just Culture model. McDermott is an Army veteran with leadership experience in law enforcement.
Cost of registration is $3,200 per attendee. To register, visit the Oe Jacksonville Just Culture Certification Course (https://www.justculture.org/myportfolio/august4-6-jacksonville-fl/) page. Online registration is open through July 31, 2015.
Information regarding other Just Culture Certification Course dates and locations are found on Oe’s Live Training Course page at http://www.JustCulture.org.
For more information, contact Outcome Engenuity at clientrelations(at)outcome-eng(dot)com or at 214-778-2010.
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About Just Culture
“Just Culture” is a process to implement organizational improvement, presenting a set of design laws that influence the ability to create desired societal outcomes. The five-skills model is designed to help change an organization’s culture by placing less focus on events, errors and outcomes, and more focus on risk, system design and the management of behavioral choices. It does this by defining three manageable behaviors based on an event’s degree of risk—human error, at-risk behavior and reckless behavior—and it strongly encourages the creation of an environment of free and open reporting within process systems. This helps to build a culture which encourages coaching and honesty at all levels, in order to bring about the best possible outcomes. Just Culture has been implemented by various organizations in such high-risk industries as healthcare, aviation and nuclear power to name a few.
About Outcome Engenuity
For 50 collective years, Outcome Engenuity has been working to help high-consequence industries, including aviation, healthcare, space flight and nuclear power, to become safer. Outcome Engenuity integrates systems engineering, human factors science, and even the law into unique strategies that are among the best in the world. The company creates some of the most complex socio-technical risk models the world has ever seen, teaches industries how to investigate events, and pioneers modern notions of values-supportive justice and learning. For more information on Outcome Engenuity please visit http://www.justculture.org or call 214-778-2010.
