The links below contained detailed information for the upcoming 2017 Safe States Alliance Annual Meeting, taking place September 12-14, 2017 in Aurora, Colorado.
Please note:
- A total of five concurrent sessions will take place during the Annual Meeting, and there will be up to five breakouts occurring simultaneously during each of those concurrent sessions. Within each breakout, there will be up to four presentations that take place.
- This online system does not allow us to embed the individual presentations within each breakout. Please note the session presentations listed under each Concurrent Breakout title for associated content.
- The on-site mobile app WILL embed these sessions for ease of use.
- A printable, detailed agenda can be found on the 2017 Annual Meeting website.
- If you have any questions, please contact info@safestates.org
- All session times and locations are tentative and subject to change. Safe States will continue to update these details as changes take place.
The Systems Approach National Peer Learning Team (NC NPLT)
Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at 11:15 AM–12:30 PM MDT
Conference Room 6
Learning Objectives
A systems approach can help us solve some of our most difficult and complex injury issues. For this initiative, we define a systems approach as developing skills to better understand complexity, systems mapping, understanding feedback loops, identifying high leverage systems drivers, and developing inquiry skills to expose our hidden assumptions and biases. This approach demands crossing boundaries between departments and functions in an organization, between disciplines, and between researchers and practitioners. It calls for breaching barriers of culture and class, and listening with respect and empathy to others. As we develop and hone these skills, we will be better prepared to effectively address our greatest challenges.
In this session participants will learn basic concepts involved in a systems approach to injury prevention and how the project will unfold as it seeks to build capacity for injury prevention professionals to use systems approaches in their work.
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