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In today's world, the need for effective crisis management extends beyond the scope of traditional emergency response teams. As more and more individuals face critical decisions under great pressure, the demand for problem solvers who are flexible, adaptable, and critical thinkers increases. The high proportion of older people in emergency services, and the high rate of staff turnover due to burnout, make it difficult to build expertise through practice alone. This book addresses these issues, providing a knowledge base that helps individuals and teams work effectively in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of topics essential to navigating crises and leading effectively. It provides insights into the trends contributing to today's turbulent landscape, and provides strategies to solve problems flexibly and quickly. Readers will learn how to lead teams in uncertain conditions, mobilize and manage resources efficiently, and enhance coordination among various organizations. By using a framework to explore the challenges facing the individual, the social context, and the problem-solving situation, the authors offer a series of practical tools to help practitioners navigate volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity to guide action. This guide will provide any reader with the skills needed to confidently deal with incidents, disasters and crises in any environment in which they find themselves. Decision Making Under Pressure: A Crisis Management Guide for Practitioners is an ideal read for practitioners, teachers, researchers, and students looking to enhance their decision-making and leadership skills in high-pressure situations, especially those related to occupational health and safety, risk management and organizational resilience, ergonomics and human factors, emergency management, crisis leadership, and professional development.