(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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High Reliability Leadership Academy
proactive approach to harm prevention
SDI
zero harm for patients and employees
81%
Strength deployment inventory
360 degree feedback
Psychological safety
FALSE
Culture of learning
90 days
National Center for Patient Safety
Sharing their mistakes and learning from them
set the tone and acknowledge that you make mistakes
what I see, What I'm concerned about, what I want
involvement of all stakeholders
safety huddles, visual management system, leader rounding and safety forums
Map the value stream
Supervisors, Coordinators, Program leads
Choose approach for engaging people
Insight to adjust your approach
TRUE
analytical thinking
rules
Specific, direct, concise
HRLA Sharepoint
Goal, Reality, Options, Way Forward
Impact
create, reduce, manage
Reckless Behavior
airline
28 strengths
interpersonal
motives, conflict, strengths, overdone strengths
problem solving
Human Error
SBI
Lean Leadership Style
Gemba
Free!
frontline, management, senior leadership and executive leadership voices
ask why
5
What happened? Identity and Feelings
the place where value is created
ask open ended questions
negative emotions
red rule
Two ways
Behavior
More than 250K
At Risk Behavior
4 to 5
3rd
Elias Hull Porter (Psychologist)
Quality Safety and Value Department
safety concerns, roll down, and recognition
Leads to teams feeling more engaged and motivated
Kari Nelson and Chris Hayes
10%
What safety issues occurred?
commitment to resilience
negative assumptions based on private interpretations