Change, effectively managing

Sociotechnical approach (control of error through changes in management policy and culture) Occupational/process safety Effects of organizational factors on safety Policy aspects Culture Interviews Surveys Organizational redesign Total Quality Management More frequent in recent years... 

Effective recommendations identify changes in management systems that wUl eliminate the multiple management system-related causes of the incident. 

Stephon, D. M. Considerations in effectively managing change control issues. J cGMP Comp 2 (4), (July 1998). 

Identifying medical disorders that cause poor sleep, followed by changes in management to optimize results, is typically the best initial treatment approach, but may not be sufficient to completely reverse an associated sleep problem. Simple measures may, however, be highly effective in selected cases. For example, pre-bedtime use of analgesics may greatly improve the sleep of patients awakened by pain at night. 

David Mansfield, in an article in British Loss Prevention Bulletin, captures the focus on the need for an effective Management of Change Policy in his introductory paragraph Every once in a while an apparently subtle change to a process or method of operation gives rise to a new or at least totally unexpected hazard. [6]... 

Effectively Managing Change within the Chemical Industry... 

Essential elements of an effective management of change policy would include a program in which all employees ... 

Principles of an Effective Management of Change System That Prevents Uncontrolled Change and Satisfies OSHA... 

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