Listen to my reading of a recent LinkedIn article I published to cover 10 of my favorite LinkedIn posts on risk-related topics. Listen to the recording and follow links below to read the original posts and continue the conversation.

🗞️A roundup of my favorite risk-related posts on LinkedIn!

1️⃣ Bryan Whitefield says the job of a risk practitioner is to uncover the elephant in the room! Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

2️⃣ Annmarie Nicolson explains why Human Factors Engineering is more than a tick-box exercise. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

3️⃣ Chuck Ventura shares tips to accelerate Product Development with "Great Design Inputs". Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

4️⃣ Helen Gerhard invites conversation to understand underlying problems behind recent Philips CPAP issues, especially around design controls. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

5️⃣ HATEM RABEH, MD, MSc ing RABEH, MD, MSc  shares insights to help estimate sample sizes for clinical studies. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

6️⃣ Vincent F. Cafiso reminds us to follow requirements for rework in light of the recent Boeing 737 max issue. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

7️⃣ George Zack highlights a common software testing trap in medical device design and development. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

8️⃣ Korey Johnson discusses human factors issues in medical software with Xenophon Papademetris. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

9️⃣ Wag Hanna reminds us that risk management is not about eliminating risk. Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

🔟On a lighter note, the modern approach to risk really began with a gambling problem! Read the original post here and continue the conversation.

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