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Just and Accountable Culture (JAC) Policy

Purpose: To establish processes and procedures to support a Just Culture Environment.

This policy applies to all Harris Health Workforce members and to all working environments within Harris Health whether clinical, operational, or administrative.

  • Promotes a nonpunitive learning environment while ensuring accountability.
  • Encourages workforce members to report hazards and events without fear of reprisal
  • Behavioral Choices
    • Human Error: Inadvertently doing other than what should have been done: a slip, lapse, mistake, or inadvertent action.
    • At-risk Behavior: Behavioral choice where risk is unintentional, not recognized or mistakenly believed to be justified.
    • Reckless Behavior: Behavioral choice to consciously disregard a substantial and unjustifiable risk. Choosing an action that knowingly puts people in harm's way
    • System Lapse
  • Leadership must investigate events using the JAC algorithm.
  • Reckless behavior and willful violations are not tolerated.
  • Leadership is responsible for
    • Assuring the cultural environment is one which promotes reporting of events and handling such events consistently and fairly.
    • As part of the normal investigative process for any reportable event, investigate the type of behavior that led to the event.