Sentences with phrase «blame culture»

I don't blame the culture, I blame the religion.

I don't pity myself, and I don't blame the culture of the Church for placing this pressure on my shoulders.

We are hosting sessions to tackle blame culture in 12 BSAVA regions throughout 2018.

On top of this, we heard Christian leaders blame culture and the media for popularizing sex.

Arseblog in a passionate, brilliant and balanced blames the culture of «they don't like it up em» which is encouraged by the media.

Sir Michael Wilshaw blamed a culture of complacency and a lack of clear accountability in the East Midlands, which has been deemed the worst performing region in the country on a range of key indicators.

Brenda Romero has hit out at a victim blaming culture when it comes to sexual harassment in the game industry.

Natasha Phillips of Researching Reform writes: Government wants to end Blame Culture — By Blaming Others

Stumpf will have to walk a fine line between taking responsibility and not blaming the culture of the company, so as to not made senior executives seem complicit.

The independent report, published today, blames a a culture of complacency at the authority, which allowed paedophile rings to prey on vulnerable children in the area.

On the blame culture in the Church, he added:» «I've heard about a problem, but it was someone else's job to report it».

But as much as I would love to blame the culture or the church (or men) for all of our misery, I'm pretty convinced that the only way women can ever be happy again is if we cut ourselves some slack.

Can we blame our culture for the prevalence of domestic violence in the UK?

Kirkham found «learned helplessness and guilt» among UK midwives — respondents spoke of a world in which they were constantly threatened by blame.17 Working in a blame culture disempowers professionals.

Whilst the diagnosis and policies tended toward reinforcing a blame culture rather than a unifying national response.

We need to move away from the blame culture where every failure is assumed to be a culpable failure.

Mayor Bloomberg called on people to stand by President Obama on ABC's Good Morning America Wednesday morning despite a nation embroiled in «blame culture.»

BULLYING bosses take note: simply witnessing people blame others is enough to set up a blame culture.

There has in the past been an emphasis — and even a blame culture — on proving that uncontrolled blood pressure is down to patients either forgetting or not wanting to take their tablets.

A lot of times we blame culture for why we eat a certain way, regardless if news reports start clamoring that it is harmful.

The aim of the workshop is to enable participants to understand the blame culture.

But this is difficult to achieve in industries where individuals have been raised in a blame culture.

The Health Secretary says there is an average wait of 11.5 years for compensation, that legal action is costly, that stillbirth rates in the UK are amongst the highest in Western Europe and that a «blame culture» is one of the problems standing in the way of improved safety.

Hodge Jones Allen welcome transparency in the NHS and hope that hospitals can adopt a no blame culture where reporting of Never Events is actively encouraged in order to use these incidents to educate staff and reduce avoidable harm.

In recent years the English courts have been active in seeking to prevent the blame culture from getting out of hand.

RESULTS: Ten dimensions (including management commitment, workers» empowerment, communication, blame culture, safety training, job satisfaction, interpersonal relationship, supervision, continuous improvement, and reward system) together with 37 items were extracted from the exploratory factor analysis (EFA) to measure safety climate.