The Dunlop phenomena: a lesson in risk management from an unlikely source.
Modern production processes are designed to minimise chances of error and poor judgement, yet sometimes events occur that initially seem trivial, but ultimately prove fatal. In these circumstances, associations between cause and effect can become distorted and are often difficult to overcome.
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David
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Department of Clinical Engineering, University of Liverpool. dfw.ce@liverpool.ac.uk
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