by Linda Jamieson | May 17, 2022 | Learning Lessons, NHS, Uncategorized
Those of us who are comfortable with speaking at conferences and giving presentations tend to find the experience quite energising and rewarding at several levels. Not only do we have the gratifying boost to our egos when people turn up to listen to us, we have the...
by Linda Jamieson | Dec 8, 2021 | Culture change, Learning Lessons, Uncategorized
Confirmation bias is a natural human instinct, based on our tendency to favour information that confirms or supports our pre-existing values or beliefs. Its both a protection mechanism and useful for efficient decision-making, but it also makes us resistant to change...
by Linda Jamieson | Oct 19, 2021 | Learning Lessons, Uncategorized
The term ‘learning lessons’ appears frequently in news items at the moment as governments around the world seek to demonstrate that they are going to prepare better for future pandemics, but what does the term actually mean? Professor Reg Revans said, “There is no...
by Linda Jamieson | Aug 3, 2021 | Learning Lessons, Staff engagement, Uncategorized
The pandemic did much to disrupt our ways of working and for many organisations this has led to positive shifts in business models and ways of working, creating a learning opportunity out of a crisis. But how can we continue to change and grow without a pandemic to...
by Linda Jamieson | Feb 23, 2021 | Leadership, Staff engagement, Uncategorized
I have to confess to a guilty secret and plead the winter lockdown boredom in mitigation: I am a little bit addicted to the political thriller Netflix series “Designated Survivor”. I love the simple joy of a well-crafted, though somewhat cheesy drama, safely removed...
