Psychological Safety: Checklists

Tom Geraghty · Interpersonal Practice, Measurement

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Examines the role of checklists in reducing error and building consistency, drawing on Atul Gawande's work. Explores where checklists support psychological safety — reducing cognitive load, making expectations explicit — and where they undermine it by replacing genuine engagement with compliance. Connects aviation CRM, surgery, and organisational practice.

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