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1. Cuidar al que cuida: el impacto emocional de la epidemia de coronavirus en las enfermeras y otros profesionales de la salud

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Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Enfermería, Bueno Ferrán, Mercedes, Barrientos Trigo, Sergio, Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Enfermería, Bueno Ferrán, Mercedes, and Barrientos Trigo, Sergio

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Objetivo La crisis sanitaria provocada por la pandemia del virus COVID-19 ha vuelto a destacar el papel de los profesionales sanitarios como elemento clave para su contención, que sufren una alta tensión marcada por la presión asistencial y la falta de medios de protección. Ante esta tensión, resulta relevante analizar el impacto emocional en los profesionales sanitarios de la pandemia de coronavirus y los recursos de afrontamiento para disminuir o atenuar este impacto. Destacan el estrés, los trastornos del sue˜no y los síntomas depresivos. Se ofrecen algunas estrategias que han sido utilizados por profesionales que anteriormente han sufrido la presión del COVID-19 y les han sido de utilidad. Por último, se se˜nalan algunas recomendaciones cuya eficacia es conocida para el manejo del impacto emocional., The health crisis caused by the COVID-19 virus pandemic has once again highlighted the role of health professionals as a key element for their containment, who suffer from high tension marked by healthcare pressure and the lack of means of protection. Given this tension, it is relevant to analyze the emotional impact on health professionals of the coronavirus pandemic and the coping resources to reduce or mitigate this impact. Stress, sleep disorders and depressive symptoms stand out. Some strategies are recommended that have been used by professionals who have previously been under pressure from COVID-19 and have been helpful to them. Finally, some recommendations whose efficacy is known for managing emotional impact are pointed out.

Published
2021

2. Cuidar al que cuida: el impacto emocional de la epidemia de coronavirus en las enfermeras y otros profesionales de la salud

Author

Bueno Ferrán, Mercedes, Barrientos Trigo, Sergio, and Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Enfermería

Subjects
Agotamiento psicológico, Ajuste emocional, Personal de la salud, Stress psychological, Emotional adjustment, Health personnel, Covid-19, Burnout Psychological, Estrés psicológico
Abstract

Objetivo La crisis sanitaria provocada por la pandemia del virus COVID-19 ha vuelto a destacar el papel de los profesionales sanitarios como elemento clave para su contención, que sufren una alta tensión marcada por la presión asistencial y la falta de medios de protección. Ante esta tensión, resulta relevante analizar el impacto emocional en los profesionales sanitarios de la pandemia de coronavirus y los recursos de afrontamiento para disminuir o atenuar este impacto. Destacan el estrés, los trastornos del sue˜no y los síntomas depresivos. Se ofrecen algunas estrategias que han sido utilizados por profesionales que anteriormente han sufrido la presión del COVID-19 y les han sido de utilidad. Por último, se se˜nalan algunas recomendaciones cuya eficacia es conocida para el manejo del impacto emocional. The health crisis caused by the COVID-19 virus pandemic has once again highlighted the role of health professionals as a key element for their containment, who suffer from high tension marked by healthcare pressure and the lack of means of protection. Given this tension, it is relevant to analyze the emotional impact on health professionals of the coronavirus pandemic and the coping resources to reduce or mitigate this impact. Stress, sleep disorders and depressive symptoms stand out. Some strategies are recommended that have been used by professionals who have previously been under pressure from COVID-19 and have been helpful to them. Finally, some recommendations whose efficacy is known for managing emotional impact are pointed out.

Published
2021

3. Burnout, compassion fatigue and work-related stressors among organ donation and transplantation coordinators: A qualitative study.

Author

Silva E Silva V, Hornby L, Lotherington K, Rochon A, Regina Silva A, Pearson H, MacNutt L, Robertson A, Werestiuk K, Kuhl D, John P, Dhanani S, and Sarti A

Subjects
Canada, Empathy, Humans, Job Satisfaction, Surveys and Questionnaires, Burnout, Professional etiology, Compassion Fatigue, Organ Transplantation, Tissue and Organ Procurement
Abstract

Aim: Organ and Tissue Donation Coordinators (OTDCs) are healthcare professionals who manage deceased organ donation cases. This study investigated the experiences and perceptions of OTDCs, pertaining to compassion fatigue, burnout, and resilience as it relates to their daily work., Methodology: A qualitative descriptive study was undertaken using semi-structured interviews conducted with a convenience sample of OTDCs., Setting: A Canadian Organ Donation Organization., Findings: Seven out of the ten OTDCs contacted participated in this study. Coordinators all agreed that they work in a high-pressure and demanding environment and the constant exposure to work-related stress and grief has resulted in the majority of them experiencing signs and symptoms of burnout and compassion fatigue occurring throughout their career. Participants described that the emotional toll of work-related stressors and difficult cases led them to use a variety of defence strategies to protect and support their well-being. They also recognised that more strategies to help mitigate work-related stressors and to prevent burnout and compassion fatigue are needed and that management and institutions should lead the development of such interventions., Conclusion: Our results describe how coordinators' mental health is affected by their daily work. Further research is needed to comprehensively examine these work-related stressors and to generate additional data to support the development of interventions to mitigate burnout and compassion fatigue among OTDCs., (Copyright © 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.)

Published
2022
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