Objectives: Constant exposure to trauma and death adversely affects the physical,
emotional, and mental stability of the helping professionals, leading to compassion fatigue …

This study was conducted to determine the compassion fatigue level of nurses and to review
several variables believed to be associated with it; in addition, an assessment is made of …

The oncology setting may give rise to significant feelings of helplessness among oncologists
via patients' inevitable deaths or suffering. The current study examines whether and how …

Purpose Novice nurses find it challenging to cope with patient dying and death, especially in
a death taboo cultural context, such as mainland China. By taking the example of Chinese …

Introduction Medical devices and equipment are necessary for accurate and continuous
monitoring of the patients admitted to intensive care units, one of which is alarm systems …

Across all spectrums of media, there is an overwhelming array of articles, videos,
infographics, and other communication tools that share information on challenges faced by a …

Objectives This study aimed to evaluate the effects of the Compassion Fatigue Resiliency
Program applied to oncology-hematology nurses on the professional quality of life and …

Objectives: To examine the level of resilience among the frontline healthcare workers
(HCWs) in four different Southeast Asian jurisdictions and identify the potential factors that …

Research has shown that teachers are at increased risk for compassion fatigue and low
career satisfaction. Compassion fatigue may occur as a result of repeated exposure to …

Background Professional quality of life is a crucial aspect of healthcare professionals' well-
being and job satisfaction. Job satisfaction, on the other hand, encompasses fulfillment of …