For example, nurses in today's community healthcare are working with the elderly under great pressure and at too fast a pace. Some of the toughest tasks, such as being on-call at weekends, were however made easier by changing the conventional patterns. Bathing the elderly is physically a very demanding, time consu-ming and labour intensive operation, but many improvements were achieved by joining forces and gathering together to discuss better ways to handle it. Collaboration is, again, the best remedy for stressful situations of this kind. What is important is that employees are aware of the different phases of a transition process and what kind of feelings one can expect to experience, such as inspiration, hecticness, sense of achievement, and fatigue.
Outdoor exercise is a good counterbalance to sitting in front of the computer all day.
As a cycling enthusiast the beautiful, crisp autumn weather has been ideal for her, and she cycles to work almost every day. The hectic years of her family life are also behind. She genuinely thrives on the research job and its challenges. The theme is sure to attract wide attention both from the scientific community and the general public. Pinning down haste One of the first problems in the research on haste was to find a time for meetings between the researchers and employees that would suit every-one.