The provided text outlines a comprehensive strategy for cultivating a National EMS Culture of Safety, emphasizing the importance of both worker and public well-being. It defines a "culture of safety" as a shared commitment to responsibility, communication, and learning from mistakes. The document then details six core elements crucial for advancing this culture: establishing a Just Culture that prioritizes learning over blame, ensuring coordinated support and resources for EMS safety, implementing a robust EMS Safety Data System for informed decision-making, integrating safety principles into EMS Education Initiatives, developing clear EMS safety standards, and mandating reporting and investigation of safety incidents to create a common dataset. The text concludes by prompting reflection on how these principles can be applied to improve existing organizational policies and practices.