Course overview
Carrying out complex tasks within fast-paced and highly regulated organisations demands exceptional accuracy and unwavering attention to detail, and even small errors can quickly become time-consuming and costly.
This engaging course invites you to strengthen these vital capabilities by exploring what truly drives mistakes and discovering practical, proven techniques to overcome the natural barriers to accuracy. You will enhance your attention to detail through essential planning methods and powerful attention-boosting strategies designed for real-world application.
This highly interactive course blends clear, accessible theory with shared experiences and dynamic individual and group exercises to ensure you leave fully equipped to perform at your best.
CPD Hours: 6
Course Content
- Day 1
- Improving accuracy and attention
- Brief overview of the psychology of attention
- Practical session: techniques, tips and tools to help reduce errors in working
- Action planning
Speakers
Laura Brown
Dr Laura Brown is a management consultant and psychologist in the highly regulated pharmaceutical and legal industries, where she has worked with numerous leading organisations including Cranfield School of Management and most of the top 20 pharma/biotechnology companies.
She is also the Course Director of a pharmaceutical MSc at the University of Cardiff. Besides a PhD and an MBA, Laura also has a degree in psychology and is co-author of several management books including ‘Developing the Individual’.
Who Should Attend
Who should attend?
This course is ideal for professionals working in roles where accuracy, concentration, and attention to detail are critical.
It will particularly benefit:
- Administrative and operational professionals
- Quality assurance and compliance teams
- Finance, payroll, and procurement staff
- Project coordinators and managers
- Regulatory, legal, healthcare, and pharmaceutical professionals
- Analysts and data administrators
- Customer service professionals
- Team leaders looking to reduce errors and improve team performance
It is also suitable for anyone seeking practical techniques to improve focus, accuracy, and productivity in the workplace.
