November 20, 2018 | Susan Napier-Sewell

Meet TapRooT® in Dallas

Join us in Dallas, Texas, December 12, 2018, for the 2-Day TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis Training.

In two days with TapRooT® in Dallas, you will learn how to conduct an investigation and develop effective Corrective Actions. A TapRooT® course can accelerate your career and consistently proves to be a professional game changer for many.

TapRooT® is designed for learners at all levels. You will learn to find and fix the root causes of incidents, accidents, quality problems, precursors, operational errors, hospital sentinel events, and many other types of problems. Techniques include: SnapCharT®, Root Cause Tree®, and Corrective Action Helper®.

Upon course completion, attendees will receive a certificate and a 90-day subscription to TapRooT® VI, the online software service. Most importantly, you will have the advantage of professional training in your expertise and on your resume!

Students should bring safety incidents or quality issues from their workplace for a team exercise. These may be either written reports or you may offer knowledge of an incident without a written report. We’ll divide into teams of 2-4 people, with each team analyzing a different problem.

We’ll meet December 12, 2018, at the Hilton Garden Inn Las Colinas for the 2-Day Root Cause Analysis Training course. You’ll want to explore Dallas so below we’ve included highlights of your host city.

Experience Dallas

Dallas has a down-home, friendly atmosphere, cool music, a memorable skyline, and a robust nightlife. Take a walk in the city’s urban green spaces and explore endless outdoor and recreational activities. To get here, you can fly into DFW or Love Airport, headquarters of Southwest.

A great introduction to Dallas is to take a free trolley ride through downtown to see the area and check out restaurants and points of interest you might want to pursue. Hop on and off as you wish. You may want to use the DART bus or rail system, depending on where you want to go.

Catch views from the GeO-Deck at Reunion Tower, 470 feet above the ground, a great overlook of Trinity River. Another place to view the landscape and Trinity River is from Continental Avenue Pedestrian Bridge. For optimum photo ops, snap the skyline from steel-arched Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.

Watch the winter sights, read, and enjoy Klyde Warren Park, a $110 million oasis with free Wi-Fi. Bonus: With food trucks and restaurants, the park is open from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm. Across the street is Dallas Museum of Art, where general admission is free.

Did you know? Dallas is home to the country’s largest hardwood forest, the Great Trinity Forest

Get a walk in at White Rock Lake Park along a scenic, nine-mile trail for walkers, cyclists, or runners.

Dallas’ NorthPark Center is prime real estate for shopping—from Versace and Gucci to H&M and Nordstrom. Plus, you can see artworks painted by Frank Stella, Andy Warhol, and Jonathon Borofsky.

Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park: Learn about Dallas’ history in this park full of 19th-century Victorian and pioneer homes.

Check out what’s happening at the American Airlines Center. You may find a concert or a Dallas Mavericks or Stars game.

Perot Museum: Soak up natural history and science through interactive exhibits.

Dallas eateries

Sip Stir Cafe: Artisan coffee and espresso in a quiet place. Laptops welcome.

Bread Winners Cafe: Delicious food, such as chicken and waffles. Bonus: Friday = happy hour!

Whatever food floats your boat, it’s likely at Trinity Groves in the downtown business district: American, Italian, Asian, Mexican, Mediterranean, barbecue, vegan, seafood, tapas. The district has its own restaurant hub. Among the highlights: Tapas CastileSouk Mediterranean Bistro & Bar, Saint Rocco’s New York Italian.

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