This article is a strong volley aimed directly at checklist culture. It has a lot of citations. But checklists were the hot new thing in 2012. They were going

This article is a strong volley aimed directly at checklist culture. It has a lot of citations. But checklists were the hot new thing in 2012. They were going to save everyone from iatrogenic harm. This article doesn't explain how all the previous research supporting checklists got it so wrong. I'm updating my beliefs significantly away from checklist effectiveness, but I'm also really confused. Did checklists just stop working in 2015, or something? https://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/24/7/428 https://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/24/7/428