1. Always be prepared for a sentinel event or a near miss.
2. Spread duties evenly among team members, and ask staff to take ownership of safety.
3. Make sure teams understand the safety strategy and feel comfortable communicating.
4. Good planning is vital for success — it helps staff manage sentinel events quickly and efficiently.
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