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Episode 201: Learning Matters

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Leading and Learning Through Safety
Published
Feb 20, 2026
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1208
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Summary

In this episode of Leading & Learning Through Safety, Dr. Mark French explores new research from the February 2026 Journal of Applied Psychology examining how safety training contributes to workplace safety. The featured meta-analysis reviews numerous studies to evaluate the true impact of safety training on knowledge, skills, attitudes (KSA), and overall safety outcomes. Dr. French reflects on one of the most persistent challenges in safety leadership: making regulatory training meaningf...