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    Humans are irrational but capable of behaving rationally
      What has this Pandemic told us about how people behave in a crisis and how the authorities should manage that behaviour. Panic buying causing unnecessary shortages, having a big last...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  08 Apr 2020
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    10 Things you should never say to HR 
    If HR staff had thought bubbles above their head when in conversation with managers then you would be able to see when they were thinking ,” you really shouldn’t be telling me this”.  1)...
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    Last updated:  31 Mar 2020
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    Will Convid finally break the health and social care barrier?
    If it’s no longer about money, about budget cuts or being more efficient. If it’s about being practice led rather than finance driven, if it’s about effectiveness rather than cost then one...
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    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  23 Mar 2020
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    Crisis management
    A crisis is exciting. Crisis management is a series of boring meetings to plan  for something that may never happen. There are so many immediate and obvious challenges facing an organisation...
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    By: 
    thumbnail Blair McPherson
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    Last updated:  21 Mar 2020
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