Lindsay Dubock Business Partner, The Training Network
In this video we look at Gestalt.
In Gestalt psychology, a fundamental principle governs how we perceive and organize our experiences: we naturally seek regularity, order, and recognizability. This cognitive tendency enables us to find meaning and structure in a world that can often be complex and chaotic.
One of the core tenets of Gestalt theory is that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. This means that when elements are combined, they create a unified entity that possesses qualities beyond what each individual element offers on its own.
To illustrate this idea, consider an orchestra. Each musician plays their instrument, producing individual notes. When these notes come together simultaneously, they form a harmonious melody that transcends the sound of each instrument played in isolation. The synergy of the orchestra’s collective efforts creates beauty and elegance in the music.
On a different note, let’s touch upon some healthcare-related terms: Primary Care, General Practice, NHS, GP staff training, Clinical and Non-Clinical training. Each of these aspects plays a significant role in the healthcare system, contributing to the overall well-being of patients and the effectiveness of medical services.
