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The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version)

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Although there are many tools available to conduct root cause analysis (RCA), the process is primarily cognitive. Someone must determine the cause of the problem before applying corrective action to prevent its recurrence. Some of the issues associated ..

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Okes, D. (2008). The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version). Journal for Quality and Participation, 31.

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Okes, Duke. “The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version).” Journal for Quality and Participation, vol. 31, 2008.

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Okes, Duke. 2008. “The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version).” Journal for Quality and Participation 31.

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Okes, D. (2008) ‘The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version)’, Journal for Quality and Participation, 31.

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@article{okes2008human,
  title = {{The Human Side of Root Cause Analysis (On-line Only version)}},
  author = {Okes, Duke},
  journal = {Journal for Quality and Participation},
  volume = {31},
  year = {2008}
}

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