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Risikobasierter AnsatzRBA0129 Im Interview: Kevin Leibold
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2024-05-2946 min
Dini Depp DocsFolge 4 (CH-DE): Kennenlernen der Stiftung für Patientensicherheit Schweiz und des Begriffs "Just Culture" mit Msc. Andrea Leibold In dieser Podcastfolge treffen wir die Arbeits- und Organisationspsychologin Msc. Andrea Leibold von der Stiftung Patientensicherheit Schweiz. Die ehemalige Intensivpflegefachfrau und Rettungssanitäterin erklärt uns, was die Stiftung Patientensicherheit Schweiz macht und was eine «Just Culture» ausmacht, an der sie gerade forscht. Sie erklärt, dass hinter einem Fehler oft systemische Probleme stehen. Von ihr lernen wir, dass die Stiftung für Patientensicherheit unter anderem das CIRRNET (Critical Incident Reporting & Reacting NETwork) betreibt, das als überregionale Institution eine zentrale Netzwerkfunktion für lokale Fehlermeldesysteme in der Schweiz übernimmt. Gemeinsam diskutieren wir darüber, wie man vorgehen kann, wenn m...
2023-09-1151 min
LOCALS Schwarzenbek Podcast#27 LOCALS Stadtgespräch mit Kevin Moisig und Tolga IncegilSicherheit & Ordnung GmbH
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2022-06-1019 min
Huskie Conversation Cafe PodcastSeason 3, Episode 7: Unpacking Policing in Born a Crime and at NIU feat. Officer Andrew SotomayorThis week on the Huskie Conversation Cafe, your host J Pappas (they/them) is joined by NIU Police Department officer Andrew Sotomayor (he/him). J and Andrew discuss ways to challenge bias in police, how a legacy of police brutality creates generational trauma, and alternative models of engagement with civilians that are more aligned with the values of protecting and serving. They reference chapters 13, 17, and 18 in today’s episode. Debrief Questions What are your reactions to Trevor’s experiences with the police in his community? Do you see any parallels between South African and Amer...
2021-10-0447 min
Global Wellness Conversations#BlackLivesMatter, COVID-19, & Anxiety: A Guide to Doing Better - with Randi-Mae Stanford-Leibold & Dr. Kevin ChapmanIn June 2020, the world was ignited with uproar after witnessing a video of George Floyd being killed by a police officer. Tht same month, the Global Wellness Summit hosted the masterclass “An Open Conversation About Race and the Wellness Community.” Hundreds joined the Zoom call, most knowing that the hashtag #WellnessSoWhite was trending for a reason: people of color are not well represented in the wellness world. On the call, Susie Ellis, co-founder of GWS, said, “We have a lot to learn and lot to do. The Summit and the Institute should use their leadership position...
2020-10-161h 08
Asia RisingDemocracy in Hong Kong: A Challenging Road AheadFor months the citizens of Hong Kong have been taking to the streets, protesting democratic deterioration and rights violations. There have been frequent clashes with police, outbreaks of violence and widespread disruption to the city.
As the new year begins the movement shows little sign of relenting, and while it has had some success it would take serious changes in mainland China for broader demands to be considered.
While many democracies have voiced support for the movement, even more have remained silent, wary of the damaging accusations of meddling or drawing the ire of Beijing. So what are the demands...
2020-02-201h 24
Asia RisingEvent: Democracy in Hong Kong: A Challenging Road AheadFor months the citizens of Hong Kong have been taking to the streets, protesting democratic deterioration and rights violations. There have been frequent clashes with police, outbreaks of violence and widespread disruption to the city.
As the new year begins the movement shows little sign of relenting, and while it has had some success it would take serious changes in mainland China for broader demands to be considered.
While many democracies have voiced support for the movement, even more have remained silent, wary of the damaging accusations of meddling or drawing the ire of Beijing...
2020-02-201h 24