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Integrative Review of Facility Interventions to Manage Compassion Fatigue in Oncology Nurses by Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Oncology nurses are regularly exposed to high-stress situations that may lead to compassion fatigue, and many institutions have implemented interventions to…”
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An intervention to manage compassion fatigue in oncology nurses in Durban, South Africa by Wentzel, Dorien L, Collins, Anthony, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Oncology nurses are involved through the often protracted and potentially traumatic continuum of diagnosis and treatment of their patients, which places them…”
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Descriptive study of burnout, compassion fatigue and compassion satisfaction in undergraduate nursing students at a tertiary education institution in KwaZulu-Natal by Mathias, Christina, Wentzel, Dorien

“…Background: Studies have investigated burnout and compassion fatigue among nurses and effects in the nursing profession. However, there are limited…”
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Describing compassion fatigue from the perspective of oncology nurses in Durban, South Africa by Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra, Collins, Anthony

“…Background: Caring for cancer patients can take a toll on the emotional health of oncology nurses, which may lead to compassion fatigue, resulting in decreased…”
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The Consequence of Caring Too Much: Compassion Fatigue and the Trauma Nurse by Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Compassion fatigue is described as "the cost of caring" and "an extreme state of tension and preoccupation with individual or cumulative traumas of clients,"…”
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Integrative review of facility interventions to manage compassion fatigue in oncology nurses by Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra

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Describing Zoom exhaustion and fatigue in nursing students at a university in South Africa by Emmamally, Waheedha, Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Background: Online platforms have gained considerable support from students and lecturers post COVID-19, however they are associated with student exhaustion…”
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Nursing students' use of language in communicating with isiZulu speaking clients in clinical settings in KwaZulu-Natal by Engelbrecht, Charlotte, Nkosi, Zethu, Wentzel, Dorien, Govender, Selverani, McInerney, Patricia

“…Language provides an important means by which humans communicate with one another, and communication plays a pivotal role in the health professions in…”
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