Transcription of Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
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HEALTH PROGRESS JULY - AUGUST 2011 47BY DENNIS PORTNOY, Catholic health care leaders, balancing mission with regulatory and fiscal realities means facing up to a future that demands delivering higher quality health care to more people at lower cost. In the struggle to provide quality, compassionate care in a climate that offers fewer resources and, at the same time, adapt to new business models, leaders can underestimate the strain on their front-line caregivers. But losing sight of Burnout and Compassion Fatigue which is a type of Burnout puts both the health care workers and their patients at risk.
ing, and it is usually more pervasive than burn-out. In addition to regular burnout symptoms, a person experiencing compassion fatigue can feel
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