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Error Management Strategies

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  Error Prevention aims at avoiding the error completely. It is possible only in some specific cases and, almost without exception, requires design-based solutions.
  
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  Error Reduction aims at minimizing both the likelihood and the magnitude of the error.
  
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  Error Detection aims at making errors apparent as fast and as clearly as possible, thereby enabling recovery. An error can be:
  
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    Detected by the person that committed the error (self-monitoring), or
    
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    Cued by the environment (e.g., detected by the system hardware and software), or
    
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    Detected by another person.
    
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  Error Recovery aims at making it easy to rapidly recover the system to its safe state after an error has been committed.
  
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  Error Tolerance aims at making the system better able to sustain itself despite error, i.e. minimizing the consequences of errors.