A Fresh Look at the US Airways Crash
If you're at all like me, you may be a bit exhausted by the US Airways crash news coverage. OK. By now, I finally get that Chesley Sullenberger is a true hero.
Well if you still have the stomach for yet another fresh view of this oh-so-close air disaster, may I recommend Robert Wachter's take on it?
His observations are newsworthy because Wachter raises more far-reaching implications about the nature of Sullenberger's training and the important innovations made in commercial aviation since the tragic 1977 crash at Tenerife. He describes some of the well-known corollaries between this industry and that of health care delivery.
Well worth the time.
Well if you still have the stomach for yet another fresh view of this oh-so-close air disaster, may I recommend Robert Wachter's take on it?
His observations are newsworthy because Wachter raises more far-reaching implications about the nature of Sullenberger's training and the important innovations made in commercial aviation since the tragic 1977 crash at Tenerife. He describes some of the well-known corollaries between this industry and that of health care delivery.
Well worth the time.
Labels: Patient Safety, Quality Improvement
posted by The Medicine Man at 9:43 PM
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