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Category: Applied and Industrial Microbiology; Clinical Microbiology
Developing a Biorisk Management Program to Support Biorisk Management Culture, Page 1 of 2
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The past few decades have seen a consistent evolution of approaches to safety and security risk management across a diversity of industries. In their review of this evolution, a U.S. National Academies of Sciences panel reviewing safety culture in academic chemistry laboratories (1) summarized, from safety science literature, three “epochs” that arose in response to accidents: (i) technology, (ii) systems, and (iii) culture.
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Influencing factors on biorisk management culture.
Influencing factors on biorisk management culture.
Model demonstrating how performance indicators (actions) converge to achieve a desired outcome(s).
Model demonstrating how performance indicators (actions) converge to achieve a desired outcome(s).
Laboratory example of indicators and metrics: checking airflow through the HEPA filter for safe and proper biosafety cabinet function.
Laboratory example of indicators and metrics: checking airflow through the HEPA filter for safe and proper biosafety cabinet function.
Administrative example of indicators and metrics: developing, evaluating, and assigning clear responsibilities in biorisk management to specific individual roles.
Administrative example of indicators and metrics: developing, evaluating, and assigning clear responsibilities in biorisk management to specific individual roles.
The assessment, mitigation, and performance (AMP) model of biorisk management.
The assessment, mitigation, and performance (AMP) model of biorisk management.
Containment (technical measures in place to reduce or eliminate biorisk)
Containment (technical measures in place to reduce or eliminate biorisk)
Common biorisk mitigation strategies
Common biorisk mitigation strategies
Competence and critical thinking (knowledge, skills, and abilities in place to conduct normal operations but also to take informed action in unanticipated situations)
Competence and critical thinking (knowledge, skills, and abilities in place to conduct normal operations but also to take informed action in unanticipated situations)
Capacity (resource allocation to reduce biorisk)
Capacity (resource allocation to reduce biorisk)
Commitment, intent, and integration (priority given biorisk reduction and integration into organizational function and mission)
Commitment, intent, and integration (priority given biorisk reduction and integration into organizational function and mission)
Communication
Communication