Episode one - Journey to RJC
from Safety and Quality in Action Hosted by Clinical Excellence Commission
In episode one of season four, Dr Nick O'Connor explores with Dr Kathryn Turner what restorative just culture (RJC) is and why it's important in health care. This includes a historic overview of RJC and its origins from indigenous culture and how it has evolved as a 'social movement' across different settings from criminal justice and education and its relevance in healthcare settings. Kathryn describers what restorative justice and learning culture looks like in a district service as we move away from a culture of blame and very linear models of managing incidents. Kathryn and Nick both share their personal journey with RJC and how instrumental it is in supporting a genuine culture change from that of blaming and shaming when things go wrong to a culture of healing and restoration which further enables learning, improvement and accountability.
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