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Compassion fatigue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Compassion fatigue , also known as a Secondary Traumatic Stress Disorder, is a term that refers to a gradual lessening of compassion over time. It is common among victims of trauma and individuals th...
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Participants at a June 2002 conference about the September 11th attacks were tested for compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction, and burnout. ... Compassion fatigue also was positively related to the number of days that responders worked at Ground Zero, while disaster-relief work with the American Red Cross...
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Fort Hood Suspect May Have Suffered From 'Compassion Fatigue,' Experts Say, Health experts say they are hardly astonished that the suspect in the worst mass murder ever at a U.S. military base is an Army psychiatrist -- the very person who is supposed to be helping soldiers deal with the traumatic stress of war. ... Home U.S.
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Compassion fatigue is a term that refers to a physical, emotional and spiritual fatigue or exhaustion that takes over a person and causes a decline in his or her ability to experience joy or to feel and care for others. ... Compassion fatigue is a one-way street, in which individuals are giving out a great deal of energy...
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Compassion Fatigue Awareness Project: A project to to promote an awareness and understanding of compassion fatigue and its effect on caregivers. The site includes self-tests, basic explanations of compassion fatigue symptoms, as well as links of interest and a recommended reading list.
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Compassion Fatigue: A Concern for Mental Health Policy, Providers, & Administration: Rudolf, Joseph; Stamm, B. Hudnall; Stamm, Henry - 13th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies - Canada (2005)
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