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The first of many spillover and special topic e-groups is at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RCSOTP_02/
The spillover groups are 1) for extra file space, 2) for extra allowed databases, and 3) for special purposes, e.g.,A BART accident is being analyzed at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/RCSOTP_07_BART_death/
These e-groups have one purpose: to serve as a clearinghouse for all information related to how root cause analysis including root cause failure analysis, root cause organizational learning, etc. are actually performed by end users and how effective the various methods are in preventing future similar incidents and consequences.
Member rooticians can address actual practices that they have personally used or practices that they have observed.
Information about what has worked is preferred, but information about what has not worked will also be found useful.
Ask questions. Ask for help and information. Post your experience and opinions.
There is more to this site than just messages. Please use and add to FILES, PHOTOS, BOOKMARKS (links), DATABASE (tables), POLLS, AND CALENDAR.
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This group is a service of William R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. 860-285-8779
Mission: Saving lives, pain, assets, and careers through thoughtful inquiry.
Motto: If you want safety, peace, or justice, then work for competency, integrity, and transparency.
Method: Mastering Investigative Technology
Mindset: A good business issue investigation makes the despicable explicable
Memory: The harmful factors of every adverse event to date have
included insufficient transparency.
Mantra: Fix the nonconformities that resulted in the enormities.
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Re: Inaction as a causal factor?
Bill C, A classic example is a bucket being filled with water. Failing to turn off the water allows the bucket to overflow. The inaction is an essential
Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 7:22 pm
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Salot, William
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Inaction as a causal factor?
Is the story linked below an example of inaction as a causal factor (of a law suit)? If this is not an example, do you have a better one? Take care, Bill
Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 6:51 pm
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Dr. Bill Corcoran
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Re: Root Causes
Dear Gammasync, The proposition was: ____________________________________________________ A root cause of a harmful result is a condition, behavior, action, or
Posted - Wed May 22, 2013 6:21 pm
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DR WILLIAM CORCORAN
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Root Causes
Your question misses the case where a desired force, which usually has a desired result, is the wrong thing in a particular context, leading to an undesired
Posted - Wed May 22, 2013 4:15 pm
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gammasync
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Posted - Wed May 22, 2013 9:45 am
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DR WILLIAM CORCORAN
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