“The second part is about how do you elevate best practices… The third is how do you turn breakdowns… The final one is collaborative disengagement… those four collaborative accountability procedures… work with each other.”

Dr. David Gruder · Innovation in Compliance with Tom Fox · Dr. David Gruder on Collaborative Accountability and the Psychology of Compliance

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Developed four interlocked collaborative-accountability procedures: (1) accountability-capable agreements, (2) elevating best practices, (3) turning breakdowns into growth opportunities, (4) collaborative disengagement

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