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Colm Doody

Belfast
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, RTÉ, Lung Cancer
PhD, BA Hons (Psychology) NUI Galway. Trainee Clinical Psychologist, Queen’s Belfast. Reserve Army Officer : Office of DF Organisational Psychologist 🇮🇪
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Full article: Designing a pre-deployment resilience building programme for military peacekeeping personnel. A Delphi technique study with military and civilian subject matter experts

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By Colm Doody, John A. Bogue, Kiran M. Sarma, Jonathan Egan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Military personnel are at increased risk of being exposed to potentially traumatic events when compared to the general population. Resilience is a protective against potentially traumatic events, whereby higher resilience moderates the frequency and severity of depression, psychological trauma, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Using qualitative research to determine the impact of brain metastases (BM) on the advanced anaplastic lymphoma kinase positive non-small cell lung cancer (ALK+ NSCLC) patient experience

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By Colm Doody, Debra Montague, Helena Morris, Sumira Riaz
| Lung Cancer Verified
Outcome of patients with limited stage small cell lung cancer ( LS SCLC ) treated with chemotherapy followed by thoracic radiotherapy . experience from Portsmouth Oncology Centre
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Just what exactly is resilience anyway?

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By Colm Doody
| RTÉ Verified
Updated / Tuesday, 6 Oct 2020 09:34 Joe Caslin's Resilient/Resilience installation Opinion: here's a straightforward, jargon-free and simple guide to resilience which shows that it's more than just another buzzword I know what you're thinking: another fluffy buzzword from the world of psychology that’s entered our everyday vocabularies. Your workplace probably promotes it. You've heard it talked about on the radio or podcasts.
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