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    Faculty and staff in a nursing program experienced compassion fatigue (CF) and burnout. A pilot study identified key risk factors and evaluated self-management practices to mitigate these issues.

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    • A private university nursing program initiated the "Initiative for Vital Practice" to address rising compassion fatigue (CF) and burnout.
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    • To evaluate self-management practices aimed at mitigating compassion fatigue (CF) in nursing faculty and staff.
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