Los mejores podcasts de Ctp Group (2024)

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Episode 107 - Substitution In Decision-Making 33:59

29d ago33:59

33:59

We hijack Daniel Kahneman’s idea of substitution and apply it to decision-making in the fire service. How reliable is your decision-making on scene if your brain unknowingly substitutes a logical question with an emotional one?Por The CTP Group

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Episode 106 - Is Emotion the Charging Elephant in the Room? 34:56

2M ago34:56

34:56

A recent discussion with one of our listeners led us on a discussion of what part emotion plays in our roles as firefighters and our responses on this podcast.Por The CTP Group

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Episode 105 - Falkland's Law (with guest host Scott Sellers) 33:09

2M ago33:09

33:09

This episode is about delaying decision-making. Or maybe it’s not. We really don’t know what to think of Falkland’s Law, but we have a good time not getting anywhere.Por The CTP Group

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Episode 104 - Lē'•der•shǐp' (noun) 1:13:11

4M ago1:13:11

1:13:11

We talk about it A LOT, but we’ve never really tried to define what we think leadership is. In this episode, we discuss various definitions of leadership; what we like and what we don’t like.Por The CTP Group

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#143 - Getting under my skin - Abawi v Allianz 17:30

5M ago17:30

17:30

In Abawi v Allianz, the Medical Review Panel looked at whether a laceration to the skin fell within the definition of a "threshold injury" in s 1.6 of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017. Principal Peter Hunt reviews the decision and adds his own commentary on the issue.Por McCabes

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Episode 103 - What Would Ted Do? 22:10

8M ago22:10

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Photo Credit: Cottonbro Studio Whenever you lose your way as a leader, you can always ask yourself, “What would Ted do?”Por The CTP Group

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Episode 102 - Building Experience And Turning It Into Expertise 59:48

10M ago59:48

59:48

In this episode, we dive into how firefighters’ decision-making process works, and how critically reliant that process is on experience. So, where are we missing opportunities to build experience and convert it to expertise? We’ve come up with a new concept called DIFOS that is a series of questions that can be asked to really examine how a decisio…

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#142 - Exploring Traumatic Brain Injury 20:07

11M ago20:07

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In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt discusses the traumatic brain injury with friend of the podcast, Professor Associate Joseph Suttie.Por McCabes

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#141 - Does Surgery Render A Below-Threshold Injury Above-Threshold? 5:38

12M ago5:38

5:38

In Mandoukos v Allianz, the Supreme Court considered whether a cervical surgery could transform a below-threshold injury into an above-threshold injury. In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt discusses the scope of the decision and the implications.Por McCabes

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#140 - More Threshold Injury Questions: Is Radiculopathy Always Necessary? 4:40

12M ago4:40

4:40

In this episode, Principal Peter Hunt discusses the decision in Mohmand v Allianz, where the Supreme Court looked at whether a Claimant always needs to exhibit radiculopathy to demonstrate that their cervical spine injury is an above-threshold injury for the purpose of s 1.6 of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017.https://mccabes.com.au/firm/resour…

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#139 - Threshold Injury Review: Breast Implant Rupture 7:53

1y ago7:53

7:53

Are artificial members part of the body? And, if they are damaged, are they non-threshold injuries? In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt discusses what a PIC Review Panel thinks on these questions.Por McCabes

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#138 - Threshold Injury Review – Injury To The Skin 11:00

1y ago11:00

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Does injury to the skin, alone, entitle a Claimant to ongoing statutory benefits and common law damages? In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt reviews three PIC Review Panel decisions which consider whether injury to the skin falls within the statutory definition of a "threshold injury".…

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#137 - Art and Artificiality: The rise of ChatGPT 14:09

1y ago14:09

14:09

In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt joins Associate Professor Joseph Suttie to explore the impact of artificial intelligence, like ChatGPT, in the workplace.NOTE: no AI was deployed in recording of this Podcast episode. All thoughts are those of the participants!Por McCabes

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#136 - Combatting Burnout 18:34

1y ago18:34

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All organisations, including insurers and law firms, are confronted with employees at the risk of burnout. In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Principal Peter Hunt discusses the issues with Associate Professor Joseph Suttie.https://sarsfieldconsulting.co/who-we-are/Por McCabes

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Episode 101 - Bob Maynard Part III - The Black Box 35:27

1y ago35:27

35:27

Bob (left) on the Appalachian Trail. In Part 3 of our interview we pick up where we left off and get into how we evaluate accidents in the fire service, what we might be able to learn about that process from the airline industry, how to remove dominoes, and we give Bob “The Questions.”Por The CTP Group

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Episode 100 - Bob Maynard Part 2: Purposeful Non-Compliance 38:31

1y ago38:31

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Photo credit: Maarten Visser This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license. Bob is the first guest we’ve had to show up to the recording with a powerpoint presentation. And while that gave us a chuckle, it’s a presentation filled with concepts that blew us away…and it’s a presentation that he “threw to…

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Episode 099 - Bob Maynard Part 1: The Most Interesting Man In The World 39:23

1+ y ago39:23

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Por The CTP Group

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#135 - Page Limits – A View From The Bench 17:40

1+ y ago17:40

17:40

In this very special episode, Principal Peter Hunt talks to The Honourable Geoffrey Bellew SC, a former Justice of the Supreme Court of NSW, about the challenges of life on the Bench, including those which arise when the parties tender large volumes of irrelevant material.The discussion is topical for CTP insurers and practitioners as the Personal …

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#134 - Borderline Personality Disorders 20:03

1+ y ago20:03

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Most claims managers have probably experienced Claimants who demonstrate obsessive personality traits in the context of the management of their claim. In this episode, Principal Peter Hunt discusses Borderline Personality Disorders with Associate Professor Joseph Suttie and how they might impact the claims experience.…

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#133 - Artificial Intelligence & Autonomous Vehicles 16:49

1+ y ago16:49

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What happens if an autonomous vehicle thinks a tree blowing in the wind is a pedestrian about to run across the road? How might the autonomous vehicle behave when it perceives this "danger"? In this episode, Peter Hunt interviews Associate Professor Joseph Suttie about the AI used in autonomous vehicles.…

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#132 - Amendment to PAWE provisions 7:15

1+ y ago7:15

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The Motor Accident and Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2022 made some amendment to the calculation of weekly benefits under MAIA. In this episode, Julia Douglas-Oliveira and Raissa Galang discuss the changes.Por McCabes

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# 131 - Amendment to No-Fault Provisions 6:59

1+ y ago6:59

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In this episode, Raissa Galang and Julia Douglas-Oliveira discuss how the Motor Accident and Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2022 amended the "no-fault" provisions in Part 5 of MAIA.Por McCabes

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Episode 098 - Technical Expertise vs. Judgment 33:37

1+ y ago33:37

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Por The CTP Group

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#130 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION – Are the Commission's power's administrative or judicial? 10:50

2y ago10:50

10:50

The Personal Injury Commission can not be exercising the judicial power of the Commonwealth if it does not exercise judicial power at all. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses recent Court decisions which discuss whether the PIC's functions are administrative or judicial.Por McCabes

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#129 - Amendments to Celebrate MAIA's 5th Birthday 9:24

2y ago9:24

9:24

In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses the Motor Accident Injuries Amendment Bill 2022 which has passed both Houses of the NSW State Parliament.Por McCabes

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Episode 097 - George Cowgill on Resigning, Retiring, and Leaving the Birmingham Fire Department 1:13:24

2y ago1:13:24

1:13:24

Former Birmingham Firefighter George Cowgill posted a very personal account of his time as a firefighter, and why he’s leaving that behind. If you’ve read it, you’re probably not surprised that it went viral, which is how we came across it. In this episode, we interview George (in Birmingham) by telephone as he discusses how he decided it was time …

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Episode 096 - We Debate What the Hell a Psychological Contract Is (and Whether You Can Break One in Good Conscience) 40:45

2y ago40:45

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Like the picture above, psychological contracts can be binding, circular, heavy, old, rusty, and sometimes broken. Before this episode, two of us hadn’t ever heard of a psychological contract, but apparently we all have them. What they really are, who you have them with, and whether or not it’s okay to break them are questions that aren’t so easily…

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Episode 095 - Know Your Enemy 15:11

2y ago15:11

15:11

Fire is where the glory is. They call us firefighters, not building fighters. But fire isn’t really the enemy, is it? How well do you know your enemy?Por The CTP Group

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Episode 094 - Every...Single...One 20:18

2y ago20:18

20:18

Murder holes, force multipliers, and obstacles. All of them are components leading to what very well may be a unified theory of firefighters.Por The CTP Group

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Episode 093 - We Solve The Pay Problem 46:04

2y ago46:04

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Spoiler Alert: we don’t really solve the pay problem. That would break a long-standing tradition on our podcast of not solving anything. But there are virtual arms races in some regions as departments raise salaries to compete for what seems to be an ever-shrinking pool of firefighters. Pay is one of those things that we’re all talking about, but w…

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Episode 092 - That I May See 19:16

2y ago19:16

19:16

What happens when lightning doesn’t strike a house, and you don’t act like the other firefighters?Por The CTP Group

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Episode 091 - The Pathfinder Part III 44:39

2+ y ago44:39

44:39

And we wrap up our series on The Pathfinder with Part III, which picks up right where we left off at the end of Part II.Por The CTP Group

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Episode 090 - The Pathfinder Part II 30:40

2+ y ago30:40

30:40

We think that the Pathfinder concept is such an important one, that we actually recorded two separate episodes trying to get it right. But each episode went different directions, so they both ended up being valuable to the discussion.Por The CTP Group

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#128 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION – Interstate Claimants And NSW CTP Insurers 11:13

2+ y ago11:13

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In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Peter Hunt explains the decision and outlines the implications of federal jurisdiction within the meaning of Div 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2021.Por McCabes

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Episode 089 - Damned Sweet 13:46

2+ y ago13:46

13:46

What do a fire recruit, a 70’s sitcom, and Walt Disney have to do with regret?Por The CTP Group

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Episode 088 - The Pathfinder 48:56

2+ y ago48:56

48:56

Every organization has those persons who push the organization from the inside. They advocate passionately for change, but while they’re doing it they can cause discomfort for those around them. They challenge long-held assumptions. They champion new technologies and strategies. They hold up a beacon and ask everyone else to follow into unchartered…

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#127 - Adjourning a PIC Assessment Conference 8:01

3y ago8:01

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In this episode, Helen Huang and Katherine Teague discuss the ways available for parties to seek to vacate an Assessment Conference in the Personal Injury Commission, particularly during a Pandemic.Por McCabes

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Episode 087 - The Ship of Theseus 10:52

3y ago10:52

10:52

This isn’t really an outtake; it’s just a short take on a topic that wasn’t really large enough to devote an entire episode to. Bill, all by his lonesome, talks into the mic about the paradox of The Ship of Theseus and what that means for organizational identity…and maybe all of us.Por The CTP Group

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#126 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION: State Residents against the State 9:11

3y ago9:11

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In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Peter Hunt summarises his thinking on what types of CTP claims involve an exercise of federal jurisdiction.Por McCabes

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#125 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION: Is the Nominal Defendant "the State"? 10:40

3y ago10:40

10:40

Pursuant to Part 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2020, the Personal Injury Commission has no power to exercise federal jurisdiction. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses the District Court decision in Ritchie v The Nominal Defendant which examines whether a dispute between a resident of Queensland and the NSW Nominal Defendant involves a…

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#124 - On The Front Foot; Proactive WPI Applications 6:42

3y ago6:42

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In this episode, Helen Huang and Katherine Teague discuss the implications of the Claimant not seeking internal review of the Insurer's permanent impairment determination and how to progress the matter without any further delays under the Motor Accidents Injuries Act.Por McCabes

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Episode 086 - Be Wrong Or Do Nothing? 47:02

3y ago47:02

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A listener asked us: “At what point is a wrong decision actually worse than no decision at all?” It’s a great starting point for a roving conversation that gets into whether results matter in that calculus. We also rehash our earlier debate on the nature of luck in the fire service (Episode 082), what the role of intent is, how Pabel dissects an in…

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#123 - What are the grounds for Mandatory and Discretionary Exemptions under MAIA? 7:11

3y ago7:11

7:11

In this episode, Rihab Abdul-Rahman and Tasnim Ali, discuss Mandatory and Discretionary Exemptions from the assessment of damages in the Personal Injury Commission.Relevant case law and legislation:- Section 7.34(1)(a) of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 No 10 - NSW Legislationhttps://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/…

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Episode 085 - On Hallowed Ground with Eriks Gabliks 48:58

3y ago48:58

48:58

The National Fire Academy is the home of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial; hallowed ground for any firefighter. To borrow a phrase from President Lincoln at the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in Gettysburg, PA (just 12 miles north of the NFA), the memorial on the NFA campus reminds us “that from these honored dead we take in…

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#122 - The PIC Stood Over List 7:20

3y ago7:20

7:20

In this episode, Helen Huang and Katherine Teague, discuss the implications of not lodging a damages dispute within the specified time limit and how to progress a damages claim to the Personal Injury Commission if it is not yet ready for assessment.Relevant case law and legislation:- Rule 94(1)(b) of the Personal Injury Commission Rules 2021 - http…

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Episode 084 - For Bill Smith, A Battle Buddy 40:40

3y ago40:40

40:40

On June 6, 2021, Baldwin County Sheriff’s Deputy Bill Smith gave his life while saving others who got caught in a rip current off the Alabama shore. Two of our podcast crew (Shane and Bill V.) worked for Bill Smith for years before Bill retired as Deputy Chief of Operations for Dekalb County and went on to his second career in law enforcement. Rece…

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# 121 - Read but not disclosed; denying parties procedural fairness 6:55

3y ago6:55

6:55

In this episode, Katherine Teague and Tasnim Ali kickstart their first mini-series "Are you being afforded Procedural Fairness?" by discussing how decision-makers may fail to afford procedural fairness when the fail to disclose to the parties material they have relied upon in reaching their decisions.Relevant Case Law:- Kinchela v Insurance Austral…

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# 120 - After the Common Law claim resolves; liability for treatment and care 7:53

3y ago7:53

7:53

In this episode, Helen Huang and Rihab Abdul-Rahman, discuss the impact of section 3.35 of the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 and section 151A(5) of Workers Compensation Act 1987 on liability in respect to ongoing treatment and care after a claim for common law damages has resolved.Relevant case law and legislationSection 3.35 of the Motor Accide…

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#119 - You've resolved the claim! Let the Personal Injury Commission know. 4:12

3y ago4:12

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In this episode, Katherine Teague and Tasnim Ali discuss the different ways available to alert the Personal Injury Commission that a claim has resolved, when a Claimant is represented and unrepresented.Relevant case law and legislation:- Rule 71 of the Personal Injury Commission Rules 2021Por McCabes

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Episode 083 - What's Better: To Be Liked or Respected? 54:18

3y ago54:18

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As is the case with many of our episodes, we didn’t set out to make an episode about this. It actually was just a spirited conversation that we were having when we realized we should hit the record button. Is it better to be liked or respected? What is the relationship between the two? And what are the advantages of being liked, respected, or even …

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