Investigations
The initial Just Culture fact gathering event is called this
What is the Threshold Investigation?
This is the total number of behaviors recognized by the Just Culture Algorithm
What is five?
(Human Error, At-Risk Behavior, Reckless, Knowledge, Purpose)
What is the name of the systemwide Employee Hotline
What is SPEAK2US?
There is this maximum number of possible discussion areas to be covered during the Threshold Investigation
What is five?
(what happened, what normally happens, what does procedure require, why did it happen, how was the organization managing the risk)
True or False: the behavior known as Human Error is considered a mistake or unintended conduct
What is TRUE?
(Human Error is inadvertently doing other than what was intended or a mistake)
This is the Johns Hopkins voluntary patient safety event reporting system
What is HERO?
Complete this sentence, one of the three duty based algorithms we could use to evaluate a behavior is called the Duty to Produce (BLANK)
What is Outcomes?
(Duty to Produce Outcomes - "Bake a Cake")
Which of the five behaviors is known as "the gamble"
What is Reckless Behavior?
(Conscious disregard of a substantial and unjustifiable risk of harm)
This resource provides free, confidential counseling and referral services for emotional support and daily life assistance to all employees.
What is Johns Hopkins Employee Assistance Program (JHEAP)?
There are two algorithms that should be used only when there are continuing behaviors after a prior investigation and resolution, what are they
What are Repetitive Human Error and Reprtetive At-Risk Behavior?
At our All Staff Just Culture presentation the scenario we reviewed resulted in a finding of Human Error, what was the recommended resolution to that finding?
What is Accept the Error?
True or False, Just Culture principles apply only to JHHS employees and not to JHU employees who are involved in JHHS related activities.
What is FALSE?
(JC applies to JHU employees involved in JHHS related activities)
This is an everyday example we all see happening around us of At-Risk behavior?
What is driving above the speed limit?
RISE stands for what?
What is Resiliance in Stressful Events?