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Public Health's Single Biggest COVID-19 Risk Communication Failure (Peter Sandman column)

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By Peter M. Sandman, Elenor Snow, SnowTao Editing Services
| psandman.com
by Peter M. Sandman (A revision of this column, shorter and with a lot of new content, was published on August 25 by the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy under the title “COMMENTARY: Public health's share of the blame: US COVID-19 risk communication failures” .) Other articles on this website about Wuhan coronavirus risk communication Especially relevant articles on this website from SARS, bird flu, swine flu, etc.
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(Peter Sandman column)

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By Peter M. Sandman, Elenor Snow, SnowTao Editing Services
| psandman.com
Other articles on this website about Wuhan coronavirus risk communication Especially relevant articles on this website from SARS, bird flu, swine flu, etc. I have watched with dismay as public health professionals failed abysmally to “stay in their lane” when expressing opinions about the public’s COVID-19 risk choices – especially vis-à-vis demonstrations against state lockdown policies and the police murder of George Floyd.
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Empathic Communication in High-Stress Situations

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By Peter M. Sandman, Elenor Snow, SnowTao Editing Services
| psandman.com
In January 2010 I was contacted by a major multinational management consulting firm to see if I was interested in helping teach empathy to the firm’s 100–200 top consultants. Senior management was concerned that these consultant-managers were too focused on their clients’ substantive problems and not focused enough on building stronger relationships with the inhabitants of their clients’ C-suites.
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