You have been granted a personal preview of the new, 2 and one-half hour interactive, online course, focused on CONDUCT in a healthcare setting. How to evaluate individuals and improve systems when errors and risky choices are identified in your organization. This on-line course is SCORM compliant and ready for your LMS or ours. It…
How can a healthcare organization maximize its performance given it is populated with inescapably fallible human beings, all cursed with a propensity to drift into at-risk behavioral choices, and to occasionally make unjustifiably self-serving decisions? We identify nine behavioral markers tied to successful implementation of a Just Culture. These are: The reporting of hazards and…
David Marx is CEO of The Just Culture Company, a risk management firm. David has a BS in Mechanical Systems Engineering (1985) and Juris Doctor in Law (1997). David’s firm currently spends the majority of its effort on helping high-consequence organizations develop values- supportive practices and culture. David began his career as a Boeing aircraft…
April 4, 2022 This past February we learned that former Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter was sentenced to two years in prison for killing Daunte Wright. In March, former Vanderbilt nurse, RaDonda Vaught, was found guilty in the negligent homicide of patient Charlene Murphey. Committed to lives of service, acting within the scope of their…
In 2015, David Marx released his latest book, “Dave’s Subs: A Novel Story About Workplace Accountability.” It’s written as a novel, but it is by design a business book. And, for many of our clients, it’s their first introduction to the concepts of a Just Culture. We find that there is a “softening of the…
Just in Time The Just Culture blog for healthcare leaders. Welcome! Just in Time is the “go-to” forum for healthcare leaders striving to understand and optimize Just Culture as a system of workplace justice. Follow along (or do a quick search) to learn about our model and the value Just Culture brings to organizations striving…
March 2, 2019 We all recently learned that RaDonda Vaught, a nurse working at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, has been charged with reckless homicide in the death of a patient, Charlene Murphey. To many in the safety community, it is a setback. How could the State of Tennessee be prosecuting a nurse for what the…
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