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Snow's map of cholera cases in Soho generated questions. Whitehead's curiosity led to the answers In the late summer of 1854, more than five hundred people in a few streets of Soho died of cholera in ten days. The accepted explanation was that bad air arising from filth caused the disease, but physician Dr John Snow had long suspected that cholera travels in water. This concept was so radical that he set out not simply to assert he was right. He looked for cases that didn’t

7 tips for building relational architecture into healthcare quality improvement Relational safety is what keeps people genuinely connected through tough times Making change stick is difficult. Getting people to trust the process enough to actually change how they work, and stay changed once the excitement of the launch has worn off is challenging. Relational architecture is the human connections, trust, psychological safety, and sense of belonging that your outcomes depend on

Human connections can be effective mechanisms to join personal purpose with collective responsibility. Connection is the deep belief that relationships and a sense of belonging are fundamental to how people find meaning in and contribute to the communities and systems to which they belong. It develops through relationships in which individuals can think honestly, explore uncertainty, recognise their strengths and decide what matters to them. It is not simply a skill to learn