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HUMAN ERROR AND FMEA — The text discusses human error in the context of laboratory quality and safety risks. What is specifically stated about HUMAN ERROR as a CAUSE of quality and safety risks?
A. Human error is the primary cause of all laboratory quality failures
B. HUMAN ERROR IS WIDELY ACKNOWLEDGED AS A MAJOR CAUSE OF QUALITY AND SAFETY RISKS; errors are a product chain of causes in which the precipitating psychological factors such as MOMENTARY INATTENTION, MISJUDGEMENT, FORGETFULNESS, AND PREOCCUPATION are the LAST AND LEAST MANAGEABLE LINKS IN THE CHAIN
C. Human error is only relevant for manual (non-automated) laboratory processes
D. Human error can be entirely eliminated through comprehensive staff training
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