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In 2000 to teach the philosophy of just culture in health care and other professional environments; currently, consultant and teacher of just culture. ; career in medical transport nursing and management; former director of business development for an air medical transport program; longstanding interest in local and State pre-hospital medical care and quality assurance; past chairperson of the Air and Surface Transport Nurses Association (ASTNA) standards committee; currently, site surveyor for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Services (CAMTS), consultant in business development and integrated health services.
More impressively, strong cultures experienced net income increases of 756 percent, versus 1 percent for weak cultures. It is important to realize that having a strong culture alone was not enough to insure corporate success. The successful culture was both strong and adaptable, and changed with the times. It is not enough merely to have a static corporate culture. The culture must have a vision that projects into the culture and drives it forward in a constant direction. In Built To Last, Collins and Porras (1994) found that certain firms succeeded even in new markets because they maintained continuity with their company舗s core values while allowing change elsewhere, such as in their business strategies and tactics.
D. S. Department of Defense, Transport Canada, and Federal Motor carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA); contributing author to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Advisory Circular for FRMS (AC 120舑103) and the FRMS Program for the Air Traffic Organizations (ATO); currently, president and chief scientist for consulting firm dealing with fatigue risk management. Dawn M. Mancuso, Masters in Association Management, Certified Association Executive; career in non-profit management; prior member of the Board of Directors of the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE); former executive director and chief executive officer of the Association of Air Medical Services (AAMS); author and lecturer on nonprofit management; currently, chief executive officer of a medical non-profit organization.