Mix-ups in high-risk industries reveal how small human or system errors can have life-changing consequences. From an embryo transfer mistake in an IVF clinic to pharmaceutical labeling failures, these cases expose critical vulnerabilities even
This episode explores the human side of data entry errors—why they happen, how our brains process information under pressure, and what organizations can do to reduce mistakes. From omission and duplication to misinterpretation and transposition
This episode explores the human side of data entry errors—why they happen, how our brains process information under pressure, and what organizations can do to reduce mistakes. From omission and duplication to misinterpretation and transposition
Quality culture is the foundation of an organization’s ability to maintain regulatory compliance, ensure product safety, and drive continuous improvement. In highly regulated industries such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices, fostering a s
Human behavior experiments like the Loftus and Palmer misinformation effect, Stroop effect, and Milgram’s obedience study reveal how memory distortions, attention failures, authority bias, social conformity, and cognitive biases influence human
Cognitive Load Multipliers are quantitative factors used to assess and measure the impact of various stressors on human performance, particularly in high-risk industries such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, healthcare, and aviation. These mult
We will explore the critical role of human factors in pharmaceutical manufacturing—how people, processes, and environments interact to influence safety, quality, and efficiency. We break down why human error remains one of the biggest challenge
In this episode of The Power of Why, I share an experiment I conducted on myself to build the habit of going to the gym. Using the Range of Outcomes model, I tested how outcomes and consistency could reshape my approach to fitness. Join me as I
Not all mistakes are bad—some are downright hilarious and even revolutionary. In this episode, we explore some of the most amusing and unexpected errors in history. From NASA's infamous Mars orbiter mishap to the sticky success of Post-it Notes
In this episode, we explore how holidays and major events like Thanksgiving or the Super Bowl can impact human performance and increase the likelihood of errors. From fatigue and disrupted routines to emotional highs and residual effects of alc
We explore the fascinating contrasts between artificial intelligence (AI) and natural human intelligence. We examine how AI processes information, learns, and makes decisions compared to the complexity and adaptability of the human mind. Delvin
Let's explore how decision-making is affected by high-pressure environments, focusing on the cognitive impact of stress and the role of stress hormones like cortisol. We discuss common mistakes made under pressure, such as slips, omissions, and
In this episode, Dr. Ginette Collazo takes a deep dive into a recent incident where she missed a crucial meeting—an error that could have affected a significant contract for her organization. Join us as we walk through the full investigation, e
In this episode, we explore a critical error involving a no-show at a key meeting and examine the background that led to the mistake. As part one of an ongoing investigation, we take a closer look at the factors behind the error, setting the st
This discussion focuses on the challenges of knowledge-based decision-making in manufacturing, emphasizing how high cognitive load, unfamiliar situations, and mental strain can lead to human error. By examining real-world examples, we explore h
In this episode, we explore the distinct dynamics of High Reliability Organizations (HROs) and industries regulated by Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices. We delve into how each sector prioritizes sa
Explore the individual performance category within manufacturing, focusing on critical aspects of human error. We examine the categories of slips, mistakes, and violations, and their significant implications. Discover effective strategies for m
Explore the critical role of human factors in high-stakes industries, focusing on communication, negligence, and violations. We discuss real-world examples, including notable aviation accidents, to highlight the importance of these elements in
We explore the essential skills needed for the future workforce, focusing on the advancements expected by 2050. From technological proficiency and data analysis to sustainability practices and emotional intelligence, discover how these skills w
Discover the process of diagnostic studies for human error reduction in manufacturing sites. We'll explore prediction methods, assessment techniques, root cause coding, and corrective and preventive actions (CAPA). Learn how to systematically i
Let's explore the common pitfalls of data entry and discuss effective strategies to reduce human error. Join us as we dive into practical tips, error-proofing techniques, and the importance of thorough reviews to ensure accuracy and efficiency.
Welcome to the Power of Why podcast! Today is a special episode as we introduce our new co-host, Chatty. Joining our host Ginette Collazo, Chatty is an AI designed to provide insights, engage in discussions, and enhance the podcast experience.
In this eye-opening episode, we delve into the critical issue of toxic management and how it can devastate workplace morale, productivity, and overall organizational health. Join us as we explore the telltale signs of toxic managerial behaviors
The power of intuition and how trusting one's gut feelings can lead to improved decision-making, risk management, creativity, relationship-building, and adaptability to change. We explore the ways in which intuition can be a valuable tool for p
In this episode, we sit down with Robert Bayer, the Architect of Organizational Transformation at Co-hesion, to explore his mastery in harmonizing culture, mission, and vision within organizations. Robert shares his insights on leadership commu