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Category: resiliency

Staying in Motion to Avoid Exhaustion

A previous post laid out approaches to addressing exhaustion, a core aspect of burnout. Measures ask people how energetic they … More

Burnout, Energy, Engagement, Workplace resilience

What To Do About Exhaustion?

Exhaustion is a defining quality of burnout. Despite lots of evidence of its damaging impact, exhaustion has eluded effective action. … More

Burnout, Resilience, Teamwork, Worklife

Can You Afford to Smell the Flowers?

At the core of Adriana Huffington’s new book, Thrive, is her story of injuring herself when nodding off at her … More

Burnout, Resiliance

The Shared Quality of Burnout & Engagement

For the most part, people working together on hospital units get along well. On some units, the social climate of … More

Burnout, Community, Psychological safety, Teamwork

Hope and Trust

In their foundations annual letter Bill and Melinda Gates demonstrated a core element of leadership: inspiring hope. The letter challenged … More

Leadership, Teamwork, Trust

What Are We Doing in the Azores?

After a few days of conferences, presentations, conversations, and dinners, we found ourselves having an hour at the airport at … More

Community, Teamwork

Uncertainty and Control

When the sign on Track 12 blacked out the info for the train to Rovereto, it was fortunate that we … More

Resilience

Juggling Priorities as a Management Challenge

A major challenge for first line managers (FLMs) in health care is managing competing demands. They face requests and demands … More

Burnout, Leadership, Resilience, Workplace resilience

Making Sleep Work for You

A definitive item in the Maslach Burnout Inventory refers to feeling tired in the morning when facing another day on … More

Burnout, Resilience

Preventing Burnout: Improving Recovery Cycles

An important dimension of the burnout process is interrupted recovery. The problem is not so much that people get tired. … More

Civility, Engagement, Resilience, Teamwork

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