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heard first. We see the world not as it is, but as we are Whether we attribute this to the French author Anaïs Nin or to Rabbi Shemuel ben Nachmani, the point is well made: while we tend to regard ourselves as objective rational beings

with our experience of the world post pandemic? As our colleague Mary Fenwick puts it: ‘it just doesn’t fit for this age. Resilience as a concept was originally often found in reference to engineering, and we’re not machines.

In January 2017 my daughter Daisy was admitted onto the intensive-care unit at Great Ormond Street for the last time. She was put on a ventilator and it was clear that she was septic and her organs were beginning to shut down. She had a cardiac

health’? The World Health Organisation defines mental health as ‘a state of well-being in which every individual realizes their own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully,

a poor fit for today’s world. Particularly in times of uncertainty, people become acutely aware of what they don’t know, what they can’t see, and what could be lurking in the areas of uncertainty. You have the opportunity to do

Five Top tips for managing uncertainty in challenging times.

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a poor fit for today’s world. Particularly in times of uncertainty, people become acutely aware of what they don’t know, what they can’t see, and what could be lurking in the areas of uncertainty. You have the opportunity to do

11 2020 at 09:20 In the world of COVID-19, where there are no quick fixes, managing and responding to uncertainty is a challenge. Whether you’re working on the frontline in health or social care, leading a team or being re-deployed to