A collection of films starring Errol Flynn. Flynn made his starring debut in the classic swashbuckling adventure story, ' Captain Blood' (1935). He plays a surgeon wrongly imprisoned for helping rebels. Mr. Blood escapes & becomes a pirate in the Caribbean, before founding the ' Brotherhood of Buccaneers' to fight the villainous King James II. In ' Dodge City' (1939), Wade Hatton (Flynn) is a cattle buyer who soon makes a name for himself after arriving in the small frontier town of Dodge City. Wade not only helps catch cattle rustler Jeff Surrett (Bruce Cabot), but leads a covered wagon train to safety. However, this fails to impress the beautiful Abbie Irving (Olivia de Havilland), who blames Wade for the death of her brother in a stampede he accidentally started. When Wade discovers that Surrett has taken over Dodge in his absence, he puts on the sheriff's badge in an attempt to clean up the town. ' The Private Lives of Elizabeth & Essex' (1939) is a Hollywood history lesson detailing the doomed affair of Elizabeth I (Bette Davis) & Lord Essex (Flynn). In this version of events, Elizabeth is plagued with jealousy whenever the rakish Essex shows an interest in other women, & she eventually has him executed as a traitor. ' The Sea Hawk' (1940) is another swashbuckling sea adventure set on the Spanish Armada during Elizabeth's reign. Flynn leads the British against the Spaniards to a rousing score (nominated for Best Music Oscar) by Erich Wolfgang Korngold. ' They Died With Their Boots On' (1941) is an epic western chronicling the life & times of George Armstrong Custer (Flynn). Custer is the man in charge of the Seventh Cavalry, & when corrupt officials break a treaty with the Sioux Native Americans, it is up to Custer to protect the Dakota territory from attack. Finally, ' Dive Bomber' (1941) is an exciting aviation film about experiments which attempted to eliminate the dangerous phenomenon of pilot-blackout. The film was nominated for an Oscar for its camera work. ...

Three documentaries from director Errol Morris. ' The Thin Blue Line' (1988) uses drama & documentary techniques to explore the murder of a police officer in Dallas in 1976, & the trial & conviction of his kiler. But Morris concludes that the man convicted for the crime may not have actually pulled the trigger in the shooting. ' Vernon Florida' (1981) takes a fly on the wall look at an eccentric small American town. Finally, ' Gates of Heaven' (1980) looks at the emotional turmoil when a local pet cemetery is forced to close its gates, & the bodies of the animals have to be transferred to another one. ...

A variety of psychological traditions & methodological approaches formed a body of human error research in different parts of Europe. This book overviews some of the traditions that have grown in West European countries & Russia, with an emphasis on contextual approaches. ...

* This definitive text explains how to implement Institute of Medicine guidelines to reduce the frequency of errors in health care services & mitigate the impact of those errors that do occur. * All chapters will be updated with key concepts/learning objectives, key terms, & discussion questions. ...