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Rapid recovery from tremulous disruption can be achieved when the elements of resilience are present and utilise and the organisation can manage to bounce back to a stable operational state similar to the state before the initial change.

Industries across the United States develop different ways to protect their employees. Resiliency is an Air Force concept to teach Airmen how to work together in a manner to allow them to grow and get to know one another which helps prevent

This is a review of Mitroff’s Why some companies emerge stronger and better from a crisis chapters six through appendix C. The paper will address the concept of ‘controlled paranoid’ and the validity of the concept. How present organizational structures deal with crises will be discussed. The paper will introduce modifications to organizational concepts to improve crisis response. The ability to deal with a crisis as an objective, dispassionate occurrence separate from normal life events will be reviewed. The four fears and four myths of society,

The author of this article provides a background overview of resilience and provides a theoretical framework of how it can help show ways to adapt to stress. This article is based on explaining how “resilience rests on an ecological-systems conceptual base that explains how people adapt to stress and maintain their daily functioning” (Greene, 2014, p. 937). In this article, resilience is seen as being able to recover from stress by using coping strategies. Based on past research, the author describes how the factors and views of resilience are limited. Therefore, there needs to be a better understanding of how to process the effects of resilience for both an organization and individual. A potential model to help describe the effects of resiliency

Working in a production facility for the last 10 years, I understand how important resilience is for me and my co-workers. Customer orders change, overtime requirements fluctuate, machines break down and need repaired, and numerous other events occur everyday. It does not matter what job you have at any company, everyone must be resilient and do their part to obtain the proper outcome for the company in their own areas, and assist in others if possible. There were a few elements introduced in Harrington’s article that I feel have helped me be more resilient, which are emotional, family, and spiritual elements (2012). My family has always been there for me if I was going through tough times, and I feel that the support they give me helps me

This article was about a mixed methods research study that focused on elementary school children with emotional and behavior problems engagement in a gardening group counseling experience. The article itself did not list a hypothesis but was clear that the expectation was that gardening group counseling would help children with emotional and behavior problems develop healthy self-esteem, learn positive coping skills, develop social skills and acquire skills in self-regulation. The sample population was thirty-three students, data was only taking from thirty-one students because two students had biased responding and repeated absences, who all attended the same school in the southeastern part of the county. The students ranged in age five to twelve and grades kindergarten to fifth-grade. Five of the students were female and twenty-six were males. Racially wise twenty-two were Black followed by seven White, one Hispanic, and one other.

Resilience involves the capacity to make realistic plans and carry them out, confidence in one‘s own abilities, skills in communication and problem-solving,

The concept resilience has been the interest of many disciplines over the years, and is utilized by all people at some point in their lives. Concepts are building blocks that construct theories. A concept analysis will clarify the meaning, theoretical and operational definitions of the concept, for use in theory or research (Walker & Avant, 2011). The research on resiliency has increased and today, policy and practice stakeholders have interest on its impact on health, well-being, and quality of life (Zimmerman, 2005). The purpose of this concept of analysis is to develop an operational definition of the theoretical concept of resilience. This will allow readers to understand or “get inside the

The design of our study was a within-subjects design. We used ex post facto analysis to look for group differences between the different levels of anxiety as defined by the Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-Item (GAD-7) Scale and scores on the Drug, Alcohol, and Nicotine (DAN) Scale. Levels of anxiety are defined as minimal, mild, moderate, and severe. A score of between 0 and 4 on the GAD-7 is considered to be minimal anxiety. A score between 5 and 9 is mild anxiety, a score between 10 and 14 is moderate anxiety, and a score between 15 and 21 is severe anxiety. Level of anxiety is the independent variable and mean score on the DAN scale is the dependent variable.

Resilience is often described as a personal quality that predisposes individuals to bounce back in the face of loss. “Resilient leaders do more than bounce back-they bounce forward” (Lane, McCormack, & Richardson, 2013, p. 12). Resilient leaders show tremendous speed and elegance with decision making through the ever-changing realities of daily decisions (Besley, Persson, & Reynal-Querol, 2016). Lane et al. (2013) stated that there are four critical factors that are crucial to building resilience:

In designing the question: from finding and observing the fundamental question we know that design should have two aspects: how qualitative research is inductive popular concept may not be

Adrian DuPlessis VanBreda Resilience Theory: A Literature Review October 2001 MPI/R/104/12/1/4, dd October 2001 South African Military Health Service, Military Psychological Institute, Social Work Research & Development

Gaston, T., Short, N., Ralyea, C., & Casterline, G. (2016). Promoting patient safety: Results of a TeamSTEPPS(R) initiative. The Journal of Nursing Administration, 46(4), 201-207.

Organizations need to get ready for potential disasters that will affect their capability to continue operations and procure income. Without any plan to quickly recover from any disaster or occasion, regardless of how huge or little, many organizations fail. According to Snedaker, “The odds are between 40% and 50% that a company will fail after a fire or significant data loss, and shocking fact is that only 6% of companies survive long-term after a major incident” (2007). These statistics speaks for themselves showing the need of BCP and DRP.

Analyzing vulnerability involves identifying not only the threats to individuals and households and their assets, but also their resilience - their ability to mobilize assets to exploit opportunities and resist or recover from the negative effects of the changing environment. (Rakodi,C.,2002)