Joseph Ting

Jan 2, 2024 | mndaily.com | Joseph Ting

I know that writing well and with economy are pre-requisites for the cogent deliberation on a contentious topic being selected for publication as a Letter to the Editor. After all, each day only a handful of the very best of submissions make the grade. Good writing burnishes your message, yet the proof of the pudding remains in seeing your name in a by-line. This sought-after merit remains at the sole discretion of the Letters Editor.

Jul 20, 2023 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Andrew Spark |Daniel Schweitzer |Joseph Ting

Introduction The healthcare industry is a demanding and challenging environment for junior doctors because they must navigate complex medical cases, work long hours and manage high levels of stress.1 Understanding the individual and contextual factors that impact junior doctors' well-being, leadership and job performance is important for improving patient care and outcomes.2 Furthermore, given the close connection between psychological well-being and work performance,3 and the necessity of...

Jun 9, 2023 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Daniel Schweitzer |Roy F Baumeister |E-Liisa Laakso |Joseph Ting

Abstract We argue that willpower as well as its depletion may, in some circumstances, adversely impact on clinical decision-making and patient care. This psychological phenomenon has been dubbed ego depletion in social psychology. Willpower and its depletion which is known as ‘ego depletion’ are well-established and validated theoretical constructs in social psychology and have been studied across a range of experimental contexts.