A nurse intervenes at an operation to check for a possible allergy to penicillin before starting to administer penicillin. Despite the surgeon’s protests, she insists to take the time to check because the information on the intake forms are unclear. It is found that the patient is indeed allergic to penicillin! The nurse has saved the day, but it took bravery to overrule the doctor..
In these sections, you will find a variety of examples that are matching the behaviour described on the home page or in the general purpose navigator. Browse through the examples to get a feel how behaviour could be classified. Notice how seemingly innocent errors can lead to major disasters. And how blatant behaviour may have benign consequences, but should definitely NOT be tolerated. Remember that intent of the behaviour is the qualifying parameter for classification.