Webinar announcement: Culture of Safety Orientation

This webinar will cover the human factors and safety science principles that are vital to analyze critical incidents and inform decision-making. It also will explain how and why DHS uses this incident review model to study the disability services system. For more information, refer to DHS – Culture of Safety critical incident review.

Note: DHS offers the Culture of Satefy Orientation twice a year. This training will cover the same information as previous Culture of Safety Orientations.

After the training, participants will be able to:

• Define safety science principles.
• Describe and compare old and new views of safety.
• Describe how Minnesota uses the incident review model to improve the disability service system.
• Use the safety science principles to inform their work.

Lead agencies, tribal agencies, providers and other interested parties

Register using TrainLink

You must have a unique key to register and receive credit for training.
Note: TrainLink does not allow same-day registration.

Steps

• Go to TrainLink.
• Under “Learning Centers,” select Disability Services.
• Sign on in the upper-right corner.
• Enter your unique key.
• Select Upcoming webinars/Live training.
• Select All DSD classes.
• Search “culture of safety” or “DSD602”
• Select a session
• Select Enroll in this class in the upper right and follow the registration instructions.

The WebEx link and phone number are listed in the Delivery Method/Handouts link under Class Detail.

More registration information

• Cancel a class registration instructions.
• Registration instructions.
• TrainLink.
• TrainLink frequently asked questions.
• Unique key requests.

If you need to request an accommodation, email DSD Learn at least one week before the session.