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Bouncing Back When Something Goes Wrong

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The complaint, the incident, the case that did not go the way it should have. It stays with you long after the moment itself, and nothing in the working week makes room for it.

 

Practical tools to process a setback, learn from it and rebuild your confidence, so one difficult moment does not define your practice.

Learning outcomes:

  • Process a difficult event or mistake constructively rather than dwelling on it.
  • Apply practical techniques to rebuild confidence after something has gone wrong.
  • Identify the lessons in a setback without it becoming self criticism.
  • Recognise when and how to seek support after a difficult clinical event.
  • Build a personal approach to bouncing back that you can use again in future.
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