Code Blue - DevOps Days SCV
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The document discusses several topics related to effective communication, including high trust culture, alert fatigue in healthcare IT, precise language, physical spaces and distances in interactions, human factors that affect communication like territoriality, roles, time, environment and attitudes. It provides examples of concepts to consider for more effective communication and applying learnings to IT contexts.
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