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- Course Overview
- Lesson 1 - BBS History & Overview
- Lesson 2 - BBS Implementation Principle
- Lesson 3 - BBS Implementation Challenges
- Lesson 4 - BBS Implementation Plan
- Step 1 - Maturity Level
- Step 2 - Steering Team
- Step 3 - Identify Critical Behaviour
- Step 4 - BBS Checklist
- Step 5 - BBS OIAC Process
- Step A - Observation
- Step B - Intervene
- Step C - Analyse
- Step D - Correct
- Step E - Developing Behaviour Modification Strategy
- Policy
- Survey
- Course Certificate
S2.1 Steering teamO.mp4
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3. Each member of the steering team should have heard about BBS and volunteer to be on the team.
4. The steering team formation is independent of totally scope of the work identified for BBS program implementation.