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SAGE Open, 2019 Police officers are often exposed to violence and potentially traumatic encounters, but they have not been a focus of research on compassion fatigue or compassion satisfaction.
Konstantinos Papazoglou +2 more
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Trauma Care, 2022 Higher education professionals are subject to high levels of stress as they support student populations at risk of trauma. Compassion fatigue, which represents dimensions of secondary traumatic stress and burnout, is associated with a poorer health ...
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Nursing Research and Practice, 2011 Introduction. Compassion fatigue is a concept used with increasing frequency in the nursing literature. The objective of this paper is to identify common themes across the literature and to apply these themes, and an existing model of compassion fatigue,
Jennifer R. Day, Ruth A. Anderson
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The Comparison of Compassion Fatigue of Exceptional Schools Teachers Based on Age, Gender, and Education in Hamadan [PDF]
Ravānshināsī-i Afrād-i Istis̠nāyī, 2020 Education in exceptional schools has its own difficulties and characteristics. The purpose of this study was to survey and compare the compassion fatigue of five groups of exceptional school teachers (including Mentally Retarded, Learning Disorders ...
khosro rashid +2 more
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Frontiers in Public HealthBackgroundIntensive Care Unit (ICU) nurses frequently confront significant psychological challenges, including compassion fatigue, moral distress, and diminished moral resilience.
Jin Yin, Lili Zhao, Na Zhang, Hui Xia
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SAGE Open Nursing, 2023 Introduction The rapid spread of COVID-19 poses a significant threat to nurses’ lives and health, resulting in varying degrees of mental distress. Nurses may experience compassion fatigue, and their professional quality of life and satisfaction may ...
Ebtsam Aly Abou Hashish PhD, MSN, RN +1 more
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Determination of Compassion and Compassion Fatigue in Intensive Care Nurses
SAGE Open NursingIntroduction Compassion is defined as the sadness felt by a living thing or a person due to a negative situation. Compassion fatigue describes emotional, physical, social and spiritual exhaustion or a decrease in these feelings. The concept of compassion,
Ahmet Özan MSc, Hatice Polat PhD
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A Preliminary Assessment of Compassion Fatigue in Chimpanzee Caregivers
Animals, 2022 Compassion fatigue is defined as “traumatization of helpers through their efforts at helping others”. It has negative effects on clinicians including reduced satisfaction with work, fatigue, irritability, dread of going to work, and lack of joy in life ...
Mary Lee Jensvold
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Curationis, 2017 Background: Studies have investigated burnout and compassion fatigue among nurses and effects in the nursing profession. However, there are limited investigations of burnout and compassion fatigue among undergraduate nursing students in South Africa, as ...
Christina T. Mathias, Dorien L. Wentzel
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PLoS ONEBackgroundCompassion fatigue significantly impacts nurses' work efficiency, care quality, and overall well-being. Consequently, the phenomenon of compassion fatigue among nurses has garnered considerable attention.
Miao Zhao, Min Xie
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