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Risk in play: Is risk assessment the answer or the problem

DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net. My background: educated as physicist worked for Greater London Council from 1974-89 first (presumed brief) encounter with children's play as an issue in 1986 Director of Centre for Environmental

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Risk in play: Is risk assessment the answer or the problem

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    1. DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net ‘Risk in play: Is risk assessment the answer or the problem?’ David Ball Centre for Decision Analysis & Risk Management Middlesex University www.mdx.ac.uk/risk

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    6. DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net The ‘Daisy Chain’ Survey The depressing findings of the 2002 Survey by the CPC and CS. Recall also the problems of school trips and outings and risk.The depressing findings of the 2002 Survey by the CPC and CS. Recall also the problems of school trips and outings and risk.

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    27. DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net HSE’s ‘TOR’ Framework† This summarises the UK philosophy of TOR. TOR = Tolerability of Risk. Remember: HSE/C’s mission is to ensure that risks to people’s health and safety are properly controlled (not eliminated). This summarises the UK philosophy of TOR. TOR = Tolerability of Risk. Remember: HSE/C’s mission is to ensure that risks to people’s health and safety are properly controlled (not eliminated).

    28. DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net A key question about the ‘TOR’ framework These criteria might apply to the Trust in terms of, say, staff or visitors etc. The criteria would be different for patients who knowingly accept risky treatments in return for prospects of improved health.These criteria might apply to the Trust in terms of, say, staff or visitors etc. The criteria would be different for patients who knowingly accept risky treatments in return for prospects of improved health.

    29. DARM, Middlesex University david@osb.uk.net Where does this place playground risk on the TOR framework? These criteria might apply to the Trust in terms of, say, staff or visitors etc. The criteria would be different for patients who knowingly accept risky treatments in return for prospects of improved health.These criteria might apply to the Trust in terms of, say, staff or visitors etc. The criteria would be different for patients who knowingly accept risky treatments in return for prospects of improved health.

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