Yeah, this is so important to understand. The fundamentals of creating safe systems revolve around putting in place good procedures and systems, not just by 'be

Yeah, this is so important to understand. The fundamentals of creating safe systems revolve around putting in place good procedures and systems, not just by 'being better'. A great example is one of the ways that surgery was made safer was simply by introducing check-list to ensure all pre-surgery checks were done. Surgeons didn't get smarter or more diligent, they simply had to check off all the basic things before a surgery and that forced them into a situation where they couldn't miss obvious things. Just introducing that basic checklist according to studies reduced in-hospital mortality for surgeries by close to 50%.[1] [1]:https://www.who.int/patientsafety/safesurgery/faq_introduction/en/#Q4.3 https://www.who.int/patientsafety/safesurgery/faq_introducti...