Q: What is one aspect of post-mortems that are often overlooked?
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Q: Which post-mortem component is most often ignored?
- What went wrong
- The summary
- Timelines
- What went well
Explanation: One component of post-mortem examinations that is sometimes neglected is the significance of accurately recording and appreciating the human aspects and feelings that were present during the occurrence being investigated. The human element is very important in both the incident response and the recovery process, although post-mortems often center their attention on technical specifics, underlying causes, and process changes.
