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The key to resilient individuals is to build resilient and adaptive systems
Emergency Medicine Journal, 2017The last decade has highlighted a need to recognise the impact of working in emergency medicine (EM) on the physician. Rather than this being a narcissistic view, it recognises that occupational well-being has a direct correlation with the quality of patient care, patient safety, occupational longevity, absenteeism and recognises for the first time ...
Crowe, Liz, Young, Jeanine, Turner, Jane
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2017
This chapter focuses on individual and team characteristics associated with psychological resilience during space missions. An initial discussion describes the types of mission factors (e.g., environmental stressors such as microgravity and radiation and habitability stressors such as confined space as well as privacy and work-related factors).
Sandal, Gro M, Smith, Nathan
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This chapter focuses on individual and team characteristics associated with psychological resilience during space missions. An initial discussion describes the types of mission factors (e.g., environmental stressors such as microgravity and radiation and habitability stressors such as confined space as well as privacy and work-related factors).
Sandal, Gro M, Smith, Nathan
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Is System Resilience Maintained at the Expense of Individual Resilience?
2016We previously described the response of a community care organization to a snowstorm (Eksted and Cook, 2015). The workers exploited existing resources in a novel way to cope with the challenge posed by the storm. The approach they chose entailed giving up some goals in order to increase the likelihood that they would be able to achieve other, more ...
Anne-Sophie Nyssen, Pierre Bérastégui
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Resilient Individuals Improve Evolutionary Search
Artificial Life, 2006Results from the artificial life community show that under some conditions evolving populations converge on broader, but less fit peaks in the fitness landscape and avoid more fit, but narrower peaks. Results from the evolutionary computation community show that over time genotypes evolve to become more resilient, where resiliency (or genetic ...
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The Resilience Strategies of Individuals
2019In any human endeavour, there are individuals who stand out. Whether through financial success, personality, remarkable actions or even notoriety, these are names which come up regularly in conversation. Agriculture is no exception, and considering the relatively small number of people in the game in Northern Australia, the same names are repeatedly ...
Keith Noble, Tania Dennis, Sarah Larkins
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Individual/relational resilience
Journal of Applied Communication Research, 2018Resilience, or the ability to adapt positively when confronted with adversity (Luthar, 2003), is one of the most studied concepts across disciplines, and yet continues to be one of the most elusive...
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Quantifying Resilience to Enhance Individualized Training
2013Resilience is the human ability to adapt in the face of tragedy, trauma, adversity, hardship, and ongoing life stressors. To date, experimental reports on this subject have focused on long-term trajectories (weeks to months) of resilience, with little or no focus on whether significant changes to resilience could be achieved by short-term interventions.
Brent Winslow +6 more
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Levels of resilience: Associations among individual, community, and national resilience
Journal of Health Psychology, 2014This article focuses on limited knowledge regarding the associations among three levels of resilience and the importance of these associations: individual, community, and national. The few studies that have examined these associations indicated the following: (a) There are significant positive low correlations among individual, community, and national ...
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Resilience in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Individuals
Personality and Social Psychology Review, 2013To promote psychological health among lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals, more comprehensive research on resilience factors in LGB individuals is needed. This article presents a theoretical framework based on the existing literature, with an eye toward guiding future research in this area.
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Resilience at the individual plant level
1986Mediterranean-climate regions of the world are characterized by events affecting plant growth and survival which occur either regularly, such as summer drought, or episodically, such as fire, insect outbreak, extended drought or unusual cold. These episodic disturbances may occur at differing frequencies and at different times of the year.
H. A. Mooney, R. J. Hobbs
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