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Center for Health and Safety Culture
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Center for Health & Safety Culture (CHSC)
Montana State University
CHSC is an interdisciplinary center serving communities and organizations through research, training, and support services to cultivate healthy and safe cultures. The Center is dedicated to applying research to develop sustainable solutions to complex social problems. Our research focuses on understanding how culture impacts behavior - especially behavior associated with health and safety. We address a variety of issues working with tribal, federal, state, and community agencies as well as private non-profit and for-profit organizations and companies.
Visit us at www.chsculture.org
Montana State University
CHSC is an interdisciplinary center serving communities and organizations through research, training, and support services to cultivate healthy and safe cultures. The Center is dedicated to applying research to develop sustainable solutions to complex social problems. Our research focuses on understanding how culture impacts behavior - especially behavior associated with health and safety. We address a variety of issues working with tribal, federal, state, and community agencies as well as private non-profit and for-profit organizations and companies.
Visit us at www.chsculture.org
Resources and Tools to Reduce Multiple Risky Driving Behaviors
There is growing recognition that drivers involved in fatal crashes are often engaged in multiple risky behaviors - not wearing a seat belt, speeding, distraction, and driving impaired. This webinar highlights a research project sponsored by the Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund to understand factors associated with multiple risky driving behaviors and develop and test a brief intervention to reduce these multiple risky driving behaviors and improve overall driving safety. In this webinar, we will share insights from the literature about factors associated with multiple risky driving behaviors like impulsivity and risk perceptions, share results from a randomized controlled trial, and pr...
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Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund Study: Invitation to Join Phase 3
Просмотров 673 месяца назад
The Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund Study is seeking partners to join Phase 3. This webinar provides information about the research progression of Phase 1 and 2, introduces the lead agency and principal research entity, and discusses how to join Phase 3. More information about this pooled fund study can be found at www.mdt.mt.gov/research/projects/trafficsafety.aspx.
Understanding Aggressive Driving and Ways to Reduce It
Просмотров 1209 месяцев назад
A project to better understand aggressive driving and ways to reduce it was completed by the Center for Health and Safety Culture and sponsored by the Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund. This webinar will review what was learned in this project including an overview of data that was collected to better understand the prevalence and correlates of aggressive driving behavior and a resource that w...
What is Guide Service?
Просмотров 279Год назад
Date: April 12, 2023 Time: 10 am MST Presenter: Katie Dively, M.S., MCHES How can Guide Service help you improve health and safety in your community? In this webinar, you will learn how support from the Center for Health and Safety Culture (CHSC) can contribute to your community’s or organization’s success. A Guide from the CHSC is a personal consultant available by web meeting, phone, and emai...
Practical Suggestions for Useful Evaluations
Просмотров 87Год назад
Presenter: Dr. Bridget Hanson The work we do to improve health and safety in our communities can be strengthened through evaluation. Practical evaluation approaches can help us understand what’s working well, what can be improved, and how to make improvement tweaks. Evaluation can be useful without being overly costly or burdensome. Join us for a conversation with practical suggestions for util...
Challenges of Fear Based Approaches
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Date: January 25, 2023 Presenter: Dr. Kari Finley Fear appeals are persuasive messages that scare an audience into adopting a recommended response. Fear appeals are effective with many people; however, we need to ask the question if there are any unintended consequences in our work. This presentation will discuss the need to create a sense of concern rather than fear to cultivate cultural change.
What is The Positive Culture Framework for Improving Health & Safety?
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In this webinar, we will provide an overview of the Positive Culture Framework, a way of organizing efforts to improve health and safety. We’ll begin by discussing how aspects of our culture impact the behaviors we’re addressing and how working across the social ecology can transform our approach and sustain our efforts. We will introduce the Positive Culture Framework and discuss how it takes ...
Impulsivity, Emotional Intelligence, and Safe Driving
Просмотров 2092 года назад
How well drivers understand and manage their emotions contributes to driving safety. For example, research has shown that impulsivity and emotional intelligence contribute to dangerous driving behaviors. Individuals can reduce impulsivity (acting quickly inappropriately or without considering consequences while driving) and grow their emotional intelligence (understanding and differentiating be...
Tips to Grow Traffic Safety Culture
Просмотров 2392 года назад
Growing traffic safety culture can seem daunting, but there are actions everyone can take right now to grow a safer traffic safety culture. During this webinar, Katie Dively and Jay Otto, researchers with the Center for Health and Safety Culture, will explore tips to grow traffic safety culture. Participants will leave with specific actions they can immediately put into practice regardless of t...
Tips to Grow Traffic Safety Culture
Просмотров 872 года назад
Growing traffic safety culture can seem daunting, but there are actions everyone can take right now to grow a safer traffic safety culture. During this webinar, Katie Dively and Jay Otto, researchers with the Center for Health and Safety Culture, will explore tips to grow traffic safety culture. Participants will leave with specific actions they can immediately put into practice regardless of t...
Beliefs - what are they, how are they formed, and how do we change them
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Date: March 30th, 2022, 11 am MT Presenters: Nic Ward, Jay Otto Traffic safety culture recognizes that intentional road behavior is influenced by a belief system shared among a group of people. Therefore, to change behavior within a group, it is necessary to change beliefs. However, changing beliefs is difficult. Please join us for a webinar on the results of a project sponsored by the Transpor...
It's Who We Are - 15 Second Video - Washakie Prevention Coalition
Просмотров 832 года назад
It's Who We Are - 15 Second Video - Washakie Prevention Coalitio
A Discussion About Changing Organization Culture to Improve Traffic Safety
Просмотров 1432 года назад
To reach Vision Zero, traffic safety organizations may need to examine their approach and change their culture. An example of this is recognizing how road user culture influences road user behavior. From this perspective, organizations seeking to improve traffic safety will need to develop strategies that change road user behavior. In this video, Nic Ward, the Director of the Center for Health ...
Assessing Emotional Intelligence in the Context of Driving
Просмотров 1402 года назад
Panelists: Jay Otto, Jubaer Ahmed Motor vehicle crashes are a significant public health concern. Drivers engage in dangerous driving for various reasons, including long driving, fatigue, and distracted or impaired driving. In addition, many psychological factors, such as personality traits and emotions, have been found to be contributing factors to dangerous driving behaviors. Emotional intelli...
Traffic Safety Culture and the Prediction of Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis DUIC
Просмотров 592 года назад
This webinar will summarizes a project funded through a cooperative agreement with NHTSA. The purpose of this project was to understand the beliefs shared amongst road users that encourage risky behaviors (“traffic safety culture”). This study examined the beliefs that predict driving under the influence of cannabis (DUIC) with a national sample. The results indicate that relevant beliefs can b...
Guidance on Family Rules & Workplace to Reduce Cell Phone Use While Driving
Просмотров 843 года назад
Guidance on Family Rules & Workplace to Reduce Cell Phone Use While Driving
A Webinar on Guidance on Messaging to Avoid Psychological Reactance and Address Moral Disengagement
Просмотров 2213 года назад
A Webinar on Guidance on Messaging to Avoid Psychological Reactance and Address Moral Disengagement
WTSC Workshop on Proactive Traffic Safety
Просмотров 813 года назад
WTSC Workshop on Proactive Traffic Safety
Workshop on Three Lessons to Support Growing a Positive Traffic Safety Culture
Просмотров 593 года назад
Workshop on Three Lessons to Support Growing a Positive Traffic Safety Culture
A Webinar on Guidance for Evaluating Traffic Safety Culture Strategies
Просмотров 1883 года назад
A Webinar on Guidance for Evaluating Traffic Safety Culture Strategies
Raising Safe Drivers - Parental Behaviors and Beliefs About Their Children Learning to Drive
Просмотров 1163 года назад
Raising Safe Drivers - Parental Behaviors and Beliefs About Their Children Learning to Drive
COVID 19 Cultural Factors Influencing Wearing a Mask and Getting a Vaccine
Просмотров 863 года назад
COVID 19 Cultural Factors Influencing Wearing a Mask and Getting a Vaccine
Three Lessons to Facilitate Transforming Health and Safety Culture
Просмотров 1473 года назад
Three Lessons to Facilitate Transforming Health and Safety Culture
Together for Life Utah: Reducing Disparities Between Urban and Rural Seat Belt Use
Просмотров 1314 года назад
Together for Life Utah: Reducing Disparities Between Urban and Rural Seat Belt Use
Who We Are and How We Support Efforts to Improve Health and Safety
Просмотров 784 года назад
Who We Are and How We Support Efforts to Improve Health and Safety
Applying Traffic Safety Culture - Sharing Survey Data about the Culture of Impaired Driving
Просмотров 1364 года назад
Applying Traffic Safety Culture - Sharing Survey Data about the Culture of Impaired Driving
Traffic Safety Culture and Its Relationship to Vision Zero
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Traffic Safety Culture and Its Relationship to Vision Zero
Proactive Traffic Safety - Tools to Reach Our Shared Vision of Zero Deaths
Просмотров 2144 года назад
Proactive Traffic Safety - Tools to Reach Our Shared Vision of Zero Deaths
Key Information for Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis DUIC Policy
Просмотров 1314 года назад
Key Information for Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis DUIC Policy
I think diabetes was a poor analogy. There is more than one type of Diabetes and both are a failure of the pancreas. Opioid abuse or alcohol abuse absolutely stem from conscious choices…whereas Type 1 diabetes does not. You should amend your video to differentiate the two. You missed the mark.
This was an extremely clear, concise lecture. I learned something well few things new am I correct and this is one part of a three part series? I would love to continue on you are excellent at giving lectures I really enjoyed it.
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Calling someone's prejudice someone else's stigma is a poitlical ploy. It was exercised most effectively, to an extreme, in Nazi Germany. Harold A Maio
This is great info. Thank you.
I lost my suboxone treatment beacuse I had Xanax for my panicattacks,, I had it for 20 years and I was so happy that I don´t had any feeling to any drugs. But one day there started a new doctor and it was a doctor from hell, He was absolutly so angry that I had xanax and Suboxone I dident understand I had this for 20 years? But he said that he was going to take awaw both xanax and my Suboxone, I was started to cry I could not belive what I had done it was the doctors who put in the xanax and suboxone I didnt know what I had done? And know I am back to hell again I told him what this should end,, I even try to kill myself but survived I must tell you I am from Sweden and it must be the worst country to treat patients with addictive to opiods problem☹😓😡
Why the Dr do that ? Simple cus You just want to get high on opioids,why You need xanax when You are using subuxone who it's a treatment for opioids like xanax exacly what You was taking.. You was taking a drug to get clean of opioids ,but You want to get high at the same time ..finally You get to a Dr who know what You was doing and stop You from doing it . subuxone it's for block the opioids SO how You was getting high in xanax i think You was salling one of the drugs cus You can't use any opioids when You take subuxone,that don't make sense.
@@jesusmalave3340 Well mister JESUS it was not my decision the docktors said I had a very high panicattacks so dont talk bullshit about me,,, Maybe you are Raoul Töönnison?🤮🤮🤮
I personally think Mr. Jesus was telling you what you needed to hear or not what you wanted to hear. You must be seeing two different doctors. I see once psychiatrist I’ve been on Suboxone for 15 years. I am prescribed microdose 1 mg of Klonopin for anxiety and to sleep as needed. People who are on Suboxone are very, very rarely put on benzo diazepam if it is absolutely needed like with myself because I have seizures as well. They are monitored and they’re definitely not put on Xanax. Klonopin is the preferred if necessary by the American psychiatric Association and doctors of addiction and psychiatrist who deal with mental health and addiction. Even though Suboxone has an opiate blocker in it. It is still part opioid combined with benzo diazepam slows down your cardiac and respiratory, and can lead to accidental death.
I'm using this as a source in a university paper. Thank you for posting. The discussion was very informative and tackled a lot of angles for the topic!
I would like to see a similar study on a topic that is much more personal such as saving for an emergency fund. Everyone knows that it is important to save for a rainy day, and when you are able to do it of course, some just chose not to. Or something else similar. This is not causing danger to another person only self therefore removing that element of "loved ones".
have you got heavy hardware inside you body ? no ! then SHUT UP !
Very helpful thank you
Good narrative.well said.many thanks
This was really well laid out and accessible for a newbie like myself trying to learn more about MAT. Well done!
Masks are useless. The virus is aerosolized and so small that it goes right through! Also, I'm not getting the vaccine. It's sketchy and I'll take my chances with the virus.
Nicely done
agreed
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Is not possible to eliminate stigma. The only thing you can do if you are stigmatized is leave the place, the institution or the country. Is stigma a reason for refugee? Yes it is, because is an injustice situation.
Posted Concern and Hope Video on Community-Coalition On Drug Awareness facebook and Montana Elks Drug Awareness Program facebook. Very informative.