Provider Resiliency Training
Terminal Learning Objective:
Implement preventive and treatment measures to minimize the effects of provider fatigue on the military health care provider and UMT’s ( Unit Ministry Teams) IAW the cited references.
Enabling Learning Objectives:
a. Given a list, identify the types of provider fatigue related to the health care provider.
b. Given a scenario be able to discuss overlapping concepts in compassion fatigue.
c. Given a list, identify the Figley Model of Compassion Fatigue IAW Figley, C.R. Treating Compassion Fatigue. New York: Brunner-Rufledge., 2002.
d. Identify the symptoms of compassion fatigue IAW O’Grady, Kathy, “Symptoms and Prevention Outline”, The Vet Center Voice, vol 25, No.3, Trenton, New Jersey.
e. Given a list, identify provider fatigue prevention techniques for combat health care providers IAW the cited references.
f. Given a scenario, identify treatment techniques for provider fatigue IAW cited references.
Lessons
Part I - Introduction and Definitions
When Helping Hurts (video)
Part II - Compassion Fatigue Model
Part III - Compassion Fatigue Markers
Part IV - Effects of Compassion Fatigue
Part V - Assessing Compassion Fatigue
After completing the lessons take the quiz.
To receive credit for the lessons you must score 80% on the quiz.
If you have questions regarding the material please contact Dr. Mary Ann Pechacek at the email address listed at the top of the page.
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