Collaborative Safety

Collaborative Safety had a wonderful opportunity to co-present at the National Association for Regulatory Administration (NARA) conference with the Minnesota’s Department of Human Service’ s Office of Inspector General on their great work in using safety science and the Collaborative Safety Model within their regulatory roles and frameworks.? ? This year’s theme for the NARA convening was?“Soaring Together to Support the Workforce: Ensuring Safe, Healthy Environments Where All Children, Youth, and Adults Thrive.”?It was great to share with other regulators from across the United States how the model and science can improve retention, provider relationships, compliance, and outcomes for those served!

One week from today, Collaborative Safety Co-Founders Scott and Noel are presenting at the Six State Summit Conference in Bozeman, Montana September 25-27. Their presentation, “Collaborative Safety: Moving Away from Blame - Creating a Safety Culture in Disability Services” occurs on September 26th from 2:30-5:30pm. We hope to see you there! #SixStateSummit #CollaborativeSafety

This week is National Child Welfare Worker Appreciation Week. On behalf of Collaborative Safety, we want to thank the child welfare professionals unwavering commitment to the well-being and future of children. Your dedication and hard work keeping children and families safe is inspiring. #ChildWelfareWorkerAppreciationWeek #CollaborativeSafety

This week we are celebrating Direct Support Professionals all around the country! Thank you for everything you do to support individuals with disabilities in our communities. #DSP #DirectSupportProfessionals #CollaborativeSafety

Our September newsletter is out! Explore the latest updates and news happening at Collaborative Safety at the link below. #CollaborativeSafety #HumanFactors #SystemsSafety #SafetyScience https://lnkd.in/eWDkgbAX

Storytelling In this video, Noel discusses the importance of telling the story behind incidents and how Collaborative Safety’s approach excels in communicating how events unfold and garnering momentum for action. #storytelling #CollaborativeSafety #SystemicReviews #humanservices #safetyscience #humanfactors

Open Door Policy In this video, Scott discusses the things you need to do as a leader to establish a true open door policy. #opendoorpolicy #leadership #safetyscience #safetyculture #workplace #humanservices #socialservices

Exciting news! Collaborative Safety is partnering with the Maine Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) for our Advanced Practical Training Institute for Frontline Child Protection Staff Train the Trainer. We are excited to begin this journey with Maine OCFS. This two-day training covers system safety, human factors, and integrating safety science into CPS investigations. On day one, participants will learn the fundamentals of system safety and human factors. Day two focuses on applying these concepts to real-world abuse and neglect investigations in a trauma-informed way. Participants engage in hands-on activities, observe full training sessions, co-train with our team, and receive ongoing support. For more information on this service and support and to read the full August newsletter, click the link below. #MaineOCFS #APT #CollaborativeSafety https://lnkd.in/eD6cSEJN

Accountability Checklist In this episode, Noel walks through a few important questions to answer when confronted with disciplinary action involving staff. #collaborativesafety #safetyscience #accountability #checklist #staff #workplaceculture

Collaborative Safety is excited to announce that Co-Founders, Scott Modell, Ph.D. and Noel Hengelbrok, M.Sc., are presenting alongside Montana Department of Corrections Director, Brian M. Gootkin at the 154th American Correctional Association Conference in Nashville, Tennessee August 15th-18th. Their presentation, “From “Gotcha” to “We Got You”: Cultivating Culture and Accountability in Corrections for Enhanced Outcomes and Staff Retention” occurs on August 15th from 2:15pm-3:30pm. We hope to see you there! #ACA #ACAConference #Corrections #CollaborativeSafety #MontanaDOC