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Decision Making
Workplace Decision Making

What you will learn
State the Mission and Values of Policing.
Describe the components and structure of the NDM.
Apply the NDM in their working environment.
Describe the potential bias facing a decision maker.
Describe the risks inherent in decision making.
Structure a rationale of what they did during an incident (or task) and why.
Demonstrate that their decisions were assessed and managed reasonably in the circumstances existing at the time.
Reflect on the outcome of decisions whether successful or not to improve future performance.
State why using the NDM can be beneficial when a witness at court.
Apply the model to review decisions and actions taken (if a manager or tasked other).
Why take this course?
π Course Title: Decision Making with the National Decision-Making Model
π Course Headline: Master the Art of Effective Decision Making in the Workplace with Stephen Berry!
π€ Instructor Introduction: Meet your course instructor, Stephen Berry - a seasoned professional with years of experience in decision-making processes within the realm of policing. Stephen's expertise and engaging teaching style will guide you through the intricacies of the United Kingdom National Decision-Making Model (NDMM). His insights will help you make informed decisions that align with your organization's values and mission.
π Course Description: Are you looking to refine your decision-making skills in a professional setting? This comprehensive online course is designed to elevate your decision-making process, ensuring that the choices you make are both effective and reflective of your organization's ethos. By adopting the NDMM, you'll learn how to approach complex situations with confidence and clarity, making decisions that stand up to scrutiny in an increasingly critical environment.
Key Features of the Course:
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Understanding Decision Making: We demystify what decision making truly means - it's not just about choosing between options, but about a series of mental processes that lead to a reasoned conclusion.
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The National Decision Model Explained: We break down the NDMM into understandable steps, much like the process of brewing a cup of tea. Although the model may seem complex at first, with practice, you'll be able to apply it effortlessly and make decisions swiftly.
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Practical Application: Learn how to apply the NDMM to real-world scenarios, allowing you to rationalize your decisions and improve the quality of your choices. In a world where police decision-making is under the microscope, having a clear and justifiable process is invaluable.
Course Outline:
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Introduction to Decision Making: What is decision making? Understanding the mental processes that lead to a selection of action or opinion from multiple alternatives.
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The National Decision-Making Model (NDMM): A step-by-step exploration of the model, its components, and how it can be applied effectively in various situations.
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Applying the NDMM to Real Life Scenarios: Learn through case studies and interactive exercises designed to reinforce your understanding of the model.
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Critical Evaluation and Justification: Master the art of explaining your decisions, providing clear reasoning, and understanding how your choices can be scrutinized.
Why Take This Course?
β Enhance your decision-making process within the workplace context.
β Improve your ability to apply a structured model that aligns with organizational values.
β Gain confidence in making decisions that stand up to scrutiny.
β Learn from an expert instructor with a wealth of practical experience.
π Course Outcomes:
- A deeper understanding of the National Decision-Making Model.
- The skills to apply this model effectively in your professional life.
- Improved decision-making abilities that can be rationalized and justified.
- Greater confidence in making decisions under pressure.
Join us on this journey to sharpen your decision-making prowess with the proven National Decision-Making Model. Enroll now and transform the way you approach decision-making challenges! π
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