First Person Plural: EI & Beyond

Attention and Focus Pt 3 | COVID19 First Response with Patricia Simpson

Nov 2, 2021

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Is It Safe to Put Your Emotions Away?

02:25

Leadership and Modelling - It Was Everything

02:32

Listening to First Person Plural and Beyond

02:43

Introduction

3min

The Emergency System Enhances Your Focus

3min

The Practice of a Nurse

3min

Focus and Attention - Part 3

3min

What I Learned From My First Job as a Nurse

2min

How Did You Find Your Mother?

2min

What Is the Most Important Thing in Emergency Preparedness?

2min

Throrh, the Covet.

3min

Pandemic Response Team

2min

10.

What Are the Upsides of Being in a Crisis?

2min

11.

Leadership and Modelling - It Was Everything

3min

12.

Is There Anything You Can Say About Confirmation by Us?

3min

13.

How Do You Renew Your Reserves During the Pandemic?

2min

14.

The Difference Between Being on the Outside and Being on the Inside of a Crisis?

2min

15.

We Need Dipers

3min

16.

Do You Have a Specific Moment in Which You Feel Helpless?

2min

17.

How Are You Doing?

3min

18.

Do You Have Any Advice for Emergency Responders?

2min

19.

You've Had Enough, and You're Enough

2min

20.

What Happens When We Widen Our Attention?

2min

21.

Is It Safe to Put Your Emotions Away?

2min

22.

Listening to First Person Plural and Beyond

3min

What is it like navigating attention and focus in an emergency situation? Nurse of 40 years and Emergency Response Coordinator at Mass General Hospital Clinic, Patricia Simpson, talks about the complexities that arose as the city of Chelsea, MA addressed diverse and urgent needs at the height of the COVID19 pandemic. She shares that the success of their response team stemmed from having Emotionally Intelligent leaders who supported complex teams through kindness and empathy.

Daniel Goleman talks about his Emotional Intelligence Courses, available at danielgolemanemotionalintelligence.com

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