When Reporting Stops Leading to Change
Alison PrenticePublished on: 15/07/2026
Incident reporting should lead to organizational learning, not simply document harm. Learn why reporting without action increases workplace violence risk.
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From violence against healthcare workers and predictable harm to leadership, risk management, and organizational learning,
these articles examine whether asking different questions may lead to different opportunities for prevention.
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