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Nurses often neglect self-care, risking burnout. Compassionate Purposeful Reflection (CPR) journaling can help nurses prioritize well-being, build resilience, and prevent compassion fatigue.

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  • Psychology
  • Well-being Studies

Background:

  • Nurses frequently prioritize patient care over personal well-being.
  • Neglecting self-care can lead to physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social consequences.
  • Burnout and attrition from the nursing profession are significant risks associated with self-care neglect.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce Compassionate Purposeful Reflection (CPR) journaling as a self-care strategy for nurses.
  • To explore CPR journaling's potential to mitigate self-care neglect and foster self-compassion.
  • To investigate CPR journaling's role in enhancing nurses' resilience and well-being.

Main Methods:

  • This study proposes CPR journaling as an intervention.
  • CPR journaling is described as a reflective practice for nurturing the self.
  • The method emphasizes self-compassion and resilience building.

Main Results:

  • CPR journaling acts as an antidote to self-care neglect.
  • The practice fosters self-compassion, creating a shield against burnout.
  • It aids in replenishing depleted stores of resilience and compassion.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing CPR journaling can significantly enhance nurses' well-being.
  • This self-care strategy offers a protective mechanism against burnout.
  • Nurses can benefit from adopting CPR journaling to sustain their professional and personal lives.