360-degree diagnostic instrument

Using a 360-degree diagnostic instrument such as the LDI gives the leader a picture of where to strengthen his or her safety leadership. Doing so requires focusing on the appropriate leadership best practices—the subject of the next chapter. 

The process began with a detailed individual assessment, including a 360-degree diagnostic survey (see the discussion of the Leadership Diagnostic Instrument, or LDI, in chapter 4) and interviews with subordinates, peers, and managers. The assessment resulted in a detailed feedback report that gauged the individual s leadership style and best practices. Because this report employed information from coworkers familiar with each leader and supplied detailed examples of his or her leadership behavior, it filled a vacuum that most senior leaders experience—a lack of direct feedback on their leadership. 

Laparoscopy is a low-risk instrumental examination technique for the abdominal cavity with a high degree of diagnostic relevance and low personnel input. 

Tremendous improvements have been made with regard to the scope and efficiency of today s analytical instruments [1]. These improvements have led to the development of new analytical methodologies that satisfy specific requirements to a greater degree such as microdestructiveness or nondestructiveness of the sample to be analyzed. In this context, the use of spatially resolved analytical techniques have provided new opportunities for microdestructive and, at times, completely nondestructive analyses, and thus, new diagnostic approaches have been developed for the study of samples of artistic and/or archaeological importance [2,3],... 

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