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Safety II – A uniquely Lucas definition
Through the Uniquely Lucas lens of Human Performance Improvement, Safety I and Safety II can be defined as protective vs. productive.

Jessica Morgan
Mar 28, 20223 min read


A Successful Catalyst | Part 2
In my last post we broke down the barriers to being a successful catalyst. Let's look at a few supporting case studies.

Joe Estey, Sr.
Aug 19, 20214 min read


A Successful Catalyst
We serve as a catalyst for others. We could be a worker providing the right information to transform a process and create efficiency.

Joe Estey, Sr.
Jul 29, 20212 min read


Pictures Worth 1,000 Words - That's the Problem
Students laugh and learn some of the reasons why personal frames of reference influence the interpretation of messages.

Joe Estey, Sr.
Jul 23, 20211 min read


Uniquely Lucas - Explained
The latest One Point Taken vLog illuminates what "Uniquely Lucas" means within the Organizational Performance Team.

Jessica Morgan
Jun 28, 20211 min read


Continuously Improve the Workforce
 How many of us are already practicing a key Human Performance Improvement principle without even knowing it?

Jessica Morgan
May 13, 20212 min read


Trend 2: Performance Improvement is Human Improvement
Understanding how to improve human performance is understanding where performance originates. Results are the sum of performance+behavior.

Lucas OPT
Apr 1, 20212 min read


2021 Industry Trends & Their Impact
What is the state of your organization's "learning culture?" The landscape has changed. Is your organization prepared?

Jessica Morgan
Mar 18, 20212 min read


Unified Purpose | Diversified Perspective
Join Joe in our first One Point Taken vlog as he discusses how great leadership utilizes diverse perspectives to achieve a unified purpose.

Joe Estey, Sr.
Mar 12, 20211 min read


Don't Forget the People
In modern society, is it acceptable for a patient to experience a three-week gap in medication use due to a computer error?

Lucas OPT
Mar 5, 20212 min read


My Son’s Tears Were My System Failure
…I knew he tried to do something on his own. However, it was a system design failure causing those tears, not his own failure.

Jessica Morgan
Feb 18, 20212 min read
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Jason Brustad, Joe Estey, Sr., Dale Walling, Seth Gulley, Joe Estey, Jr.
Editor: Jessica Morgan
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