Managing Tourist Risk, Grief and Distrust Post COVID-19.

Tourism is one of the most important sectors for many countries and is also one of the most vulnerable to the impact of disasters. However, while tourism has proved resilient to localized or regional crisis, COVID-19 has had a universal impact on tourists, with pervasive, profound, and enduring implications. Our main objective is to explore and elucidate how such recent changes to tourism, triggered by the pandemic, affected the future travel intentions of tourists.

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There is much that nursing and other healthcare leaders can learn from Jack Welch, or 'Neutron Jack' as he has come to be known.

Charging for NHSPlus: an inferential study based on the internal provision of occupational health services within the National Health Service.

Background: 'NHSPlus' was conceived as a national agency that would provide occupational health services to organizations, for a fee, without imposing any financial burden on the taxpayer. This self-funding requirement brings into focus the resource implications for such a service and the determination of the charges to be made to external clients.

Aim: The existing provision of occupational health services to >100000 National Health Service (NHS) staff by 13 NHS occupational health services of various sizes was analysed, with the objective of determining an appropriate charge-out rate to third parties.