Kings Fund Blog: Covid-19: why compassionate leadership matters in a crisis

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Kings Fund Blog: Covid-19: why compassionate leadership matters in a crisis

These are the hands of health and care staff who dedicate their lives to caring for others. And who are now committed to caring for their communities during a grave global crisis, risking their own health and wellbeing. Last night, millions of people across the United Kingdom took part in a national applause of thanks for health workers and carers helping in the fight against Covid-19 (coronavirus).

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