The document discusses the concept of failure in decision-making within clinical contexts, questioning the reactions of senior professionals to junior questioning. It highlights the importance of creating systems that facilitate correct actions while making erroneous ones difficult. The focus is on improving human factors in clinical settings.

1. How to Fail II
Martin Bromiley OBE
Chair, Clinical Human Factors Group

4. How to Fail - 1
“I wouldn't do what they did”

5. How to Fail - 2
“How would you react to a junior
questioning your decision?”
“I can’t imagine any circumstance
where that would be appropriate.”

6. How to Fail - 3

12. "making it easy to do the right
things...
and hard to do the wrong
things"
Thank you, www.chfg.org
@MartinBromiley