A Just Culture emphasizes the importance of an open, fair, and learning environment where staff are encouraged to report mistakes without undue fear of punishment. This approach values systems thinking over blaming individuals and promotes a balance between accountability and learning from errors. The correct answer highlights the concept of fostering a learning environment and distinguishes it from punitive approaches that focus on individual blame.
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