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    • Occupational Health and Wellness
    • Psychology and Behavioral Health

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    • Healthcare workers, particularly in pediatrics, face significant risks of compassion fatigue (CF).
    • Compassion satisfaction (CS) is a crucial factor in healthcare professional well-being.
    • Wellness programs (WP) are potential interventions to mitigate CF and boost CS.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To implement and evaluate a wellness program (WP) in a pediatric postanesthesia care unit.
    • To assess the WP's effectiveness in reducing compassion fatigue (CF) and increasing compassion satisfaction (CS).
    • To measure changes in self-care, healthy behaviors, and overall job satisfaction among participants.

    Main Methods:

    • A wellness program (WP) was implemented in a pediatric postanesthesia care unit.
    • Pre- and post-intervention surveys were used to evaluate the program's impact.
    • Surveys assessed compassion fatigue (CF), compassion satisfaction (CS), burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and overall satisfaction.

    Main Results:

    • The wellness program (WP) led to significant decreases in compassion fatigue (CF) and increases in compassion satisfaction (CS).
    • Participants reported improvements in self-care, healthy behaviors, and knowledge of CF.
    • Perceptions of teamwork, morale, recognition, social support, and positive coworker interactions also increased, with 77% believing the WP reduced CF.

    Conclusions:

    • Implementing a comprehensive wellness program (WP) is beneficial for healthcare professionals.
    • The WP, incorporating social support, education, and healthy behaviors, effectively reduced compassion fatigue (CF).
    • Such programs contribute to improved well-being and job satisfaction among pediatric healthcare workers.