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This theme features individual stories about when and why things have gone wrong; defining moments in other high risk industries; dealing with and adding value to critical incidents; measuring harm, dealing with complaints and getting people 'back in the saddle' after an incident.
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Pedro Algorta, Andes air crash survivor, tells his story of supporting the Chilean miners and their families.
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Nick Coleman, Former BP Vice President in charge of Group Safety Performance talks about The BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Geraint Vincent, ITV News correspondent, talks about lessons from the Haiti earthquake.
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Stuart Tootal, Former Colonel of 3rd Paras: talks about the effect of procurement of helicopters on front line operations.
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Lord Blair, Former Head of the Metropolitan Police, talks about the aftermath of The London Bombings of July 2005.
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Dr Ken Kamler, Microsurgeon, climber and extremes altitude doctor talks about his experience during the worst day on Everest.
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Dean Richards, England/Lions Rugby Union player and Director of Rugby Leicester and Harlequins talks about lessons from the “Bloodgate” incident.
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Professor David DeMaso, Psychiatrist in Chief, Children’s Hospital, Boston, talks about dealing with isolation, shame and anger during and after a legal trial in a hospital.
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Chris Allen, The Former Director of Safety at UK Oil and Gas, discusses lessons from The Piper Alpha Oil Disaster.
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Dr. Victor Herbert, The Former Dean of Instruction at The New York City Fire Department, describes the chaos that unfolded on 9/11 and what lessons were learnt
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Simon Yates, British mountaineer, talks openly about the circumstances leading up to and the decision to "cut the rope" during his climb of The Cordilera Huayhuash with Joe Simpson highlighted in "Touching the Void".
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Roberto Canessa, who is renowned for surviving an air-crash in the Andes for 72 days, shares his incredible experience and talks about emerging leadership in crisis - as seen in the film 'Alive'.
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Peter Laussen, Harvard Professor, and chief of the cardiovascular ICU at Boston Childrens, explains how the death of a 5 year-old boy in 2003 led to a total culture change in patient safety at CHB.
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Martin Bromiley, who an airline pilot & human factors trainer, describes the circumstances that lead to the tragic death of his former wife Elaine during an apparently routine ENT operation.
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Mike Golding, an international yachtsman, and three times World Champion, describes his decision making process and personal sacrifice during the extremely challenging rescue of his arch rival, Alex Thomson, during the Velux 5 Oceans Race 2006/7.
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Professor Anne Matlow, who is The Medical Director of Patient Safety and Infection Control at Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto, talks about the pros and cons of the global trigger tool in measuring patient harm.
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Joerg Leonhardt, Head of Human Factors in Safety Management at The German Air Navigation Service provides a wonderful insight into how to offer peer support in the wake of an incident and how to get people back into the saddle.
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Julie Thao, former nurse, tells her story of how, after an intense double shift with minimal sleep, she inadvertedly mixed up two infusions which tragically led to the death or her patient.
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